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First express each of the numbers in prime factors:
16 = 24
11 = 11 (Prime number)
20 = 22 x 5
Now, select the highest power for all prime numbers:
24, 11, and 5 then multiply them all together. (16)(11)(5) = 880 is the LCM
Note: 22 is not "counted" because it was a factor at a higher power in one of the other numbers. Take only the factor with the highest power.
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