Least Common Multiple by Ladder Division

Here 2 other methods to find LCM. Watch them all.
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[tibetswanderer]

Thank you, Sir! You cleared away my doubt with this topic, made it much easier!

[karthikramakrishna]

Sir, Thankyou. It is a privilege to learn math from you.

[glenndaniellepatriarcapatr]

thanks sir you this video saved me a lot of time learning this method wish me luck for the exams

[bonnieedwards]

That was a really effective explanation. I get it now! Thank you.

[lillyjhns]

Is 140 the answer of the second one which you gaved it to do it at home by ourself

[nightmaresnubby]

Thank you so much! This really helped me. You have no idea!

[enthered]

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[illusionappel]

why can't you do it with any factor. Not just primes? Take both examples. In the first one you can factor with 6. 18/6 is 3. 30/6 is 5. No more factors so, 5*3*6.

[IamOmnipresent]

For example I am writing 30×9 it is correct or wrong

[moumitakundu]

Pls give some big numbers for like 113, 143, 456

[Subscribe_Devru]

Sir answers are
140
540
Am I right sir