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Help please find the LCM of u^(2)-1 and u^(2)+6u+5
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factor both of these
(u-1)(u+1) is the first one factored (u+1)(u+5) is the 2nd one factored
what is the only thing that you see in common?
This might help you to understand how to determine the LCM (the method applies to numbers as well as expressions): http://www.helpwithfractions.com/least-common-multiple.html
u+1 is the answer btw
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it says u+1 is incorrect
figured it out the answer is (u-1)(u+1)(u+5)
Yes! That's correct!
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