Just like GCF's, we can use prime factorizations to find LCM's. As before, this one is probably at the pre-algebra level.
The Prime Factorization Method:
Let's work with numbers that we've already crunched the prime factorizations for...
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| List the prime factorization of each using exponents:
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| Take the larger of each of the exponents...
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| Multiply these together to get the answer: |
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