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How to find the lcm of variables? Please explain a plain and fast way to do it. Thanks.
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You usually find the LCM of numbers, not variables. Could you give an example? Multiplying the variables together will give A common multiple, but not necessarily the LCM
Like x+2 and x. Or x+5 and x+8
In this case, you'd just have to multiply them together. No guarantee it's a least common multiple, but it's a common multiple, so you can do fractions and stuff.
Ah I see. What if there were two variables like this: 9x and 8x.
In that, find the LCM of 9 and 8 (which in this case is 9*8), and you'll have 72x
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Thanks a lot :) I've got it now.
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