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121x^2-25y^2 , 11x^2+5yx (LCM)
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You can factor your first term by using the difference of 2 squares (your 2 squares are 121x^2 and 25y^2). On the second term, there's only one common factor for both terms. Knowing this, how would you try to solve the problem?
What you basically need to do is find the GCF because you won't need to multiply it to get your LCM (example, LCM of 24 and 15 is 3(8*5) = 120 because your GCF is 3)
(11x-5y)(11x+5y)?
excellent, and for your second polynomial?
x(121x^2-25y^2)
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