Question

Find the LCM of 14x^2+42x and 2x^2+8x+6

Answer 1

\[14x(x+3)\] is first term. second is
\[2(x+1)(x+3)\]

Answer 2

so for your least common multiply you need one factor of
\[x-3\] one factor of
\[x\]
one factor iof \[x+1\] and one factor of
\[14\]

Answer 3

14x(x + 3) and (2x + 2)(x + 3)

Answer 4

Least common multiple, not divisor!

Answer 5

so answer is
\[14x(x+1)(x+3)\]

Answer 6

that is a multiple of both terms, and it it is the smallest one

Answer 7

ok ... thanks :)

Answer 8

Thank you

Answer 9

hope steps are clear
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