
Finding LCM
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Mathematics
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6th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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How to find the LCM
by Haley Friend
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Problem
What is the LCM of 26 and 42?
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Step 1 Make a Factor Tree
Take the numbers 37 and 29 and find 2 factors of the number circle the prime factor of the two. Continue doing this until you get down to 2 prime numbers.
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Step 2 List the Prime numbers
Take the two numbers that you were trying to figure out, and put them at the bottom of your paper the put the 2 double digit numbers then, list the factors that you circled from least to greatest.
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A different way then GCF
Circle the numbers that match. Then, underline the numbers that don't match and multiply those.
How to find the LCM
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