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find the LCM of (p-6) and (3p-6)
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(p-6)(3p-6)
(3*(p-6))*(p-2)
I realized my mistake too late. Saifoo is correct. In general, that's the lcm. However, in special cases of p, you can get a different lcm.
For example, if p is even, then the lcm would be (p-6)(3p-6)/2. If p is divisible by 3, the the lcm would be (p-6)(3p-6)/3
I worked it out and I got 3(p-6)(p-2). Did I make a mistake or go to far into detail with it?
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You probably want to give that answer. If you want to be super accurate, say 3(p-6)(p-2)/g where g=gcd((p-6), (3p-6))
That makes sense! Thank you!! :D
You're welcome.
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