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What is the least common multiple of 5x and 6x?
-10/3
What is the value of x in 12x-14 equals 5x?
12x - 14 = 5x12x = 5x + 147x = 14x = 2
What is the LCM of 4x and 5x?
Well, darling, the Least Common Multiple (LCM) of 4x and 5x is simply 20x. You see, 4x and 5x are both factors of 20x, making it the smallest multiple they both share. So, there you have it, sweet pea, 20x is the LCM of those two little troublemakers.
What equals to 4x 5x 3x?
If you're adding them, that equals 12x
How do you factorise 5x plus 10?
you factor out the common 5so it would be: 5(x + 2)so that when you multiply back out 5 by x you get 5x and 5 by 2 you get 10
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