so does no one know the LCM of 15x(x-1)?

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anonymous · Answer

don't you need two numbers or two expressions?  you only gave 1 expression..

anonymous · Answer

lowest common multiple? there should be two terms

anonymous · Answer

it's like saying... what's the GCF of 8...

anonymous · Answer

ok the book gave me two terms, but as separate problems, 28. a find the LCM of 6x^2 and 28.b is 15x(x-1)

anonymous · Answer

oh, so your two terms are 6x^2 an 28.
the question is "find the LCM of 6x^2 and 28."  is this correct?

myininaya · Answer

@dpalnc is right you need at least two numbers to find the LCM

anonymous · Answer

ok well then maybe someone needs to write the larson fifth addition intermediate algebra author and tell him that

myininaya · Answer

Can you write the problem exactly as stated?

myininaya · Answer

Do you mean what is the lcm of 15x and (x-1) , perhaps?