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How do you find the LCM with variables and exponents? - Answers

LCM is found by factoring, but then you must use all from each, with no repeatsFind LCM for 14x2y3z and 21 xy4factor 14x2y3 = 2.7 x x y y y zfactor 21 xy4 = 3.7 x y y y yfactors 2, 7, x , x , y, y, y, z, 3, y now multiply all theseso LCM = 2.7 x x y y y z . 3 y = 42x2y4zthis can give us a few rulesuse all numerical factorsuse all variable factors with the Largest exponent from each.



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LCM is found by factoring, but then you must use all from each, with no repeatsFind LCM for 14x2y3z and 21 xy4factor 14x2y3 = 2.7 x x y y y zfactor 21 xy4 = 3.7 x y y y yfactors 2, 7, x , x , y, y, y, z, 3, y now multiply all theseso LCM = 2.7 x x y y y z . 3 y = 42x2y4zthis can give us a few rulesuse all numerical factorsuse all variable factors with the Largest exponent from each.



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How do you find the LCM with variables and exponents? - Answers

LCM is found by factoring, but then you must use all from each, with no repeatsFind LCM for 14x2y3z and 21 xy4factor 14x2y3 = 2.7 x x y y y zfactor 21 xy4 = 3.7 x y y y yfactors 2, 7, x , x , y, y, y, z, 3, y now multiply all theseso LCM = 2.7 x x y y y z . 3 y = 42x2y4zthis can give us a few rulesuse all numerical factorsuse all variable factors with the Largest exponent from each.

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      LCM is found by factoring, but then you must use all from each, with no repeatsFind LCM for 14x2y3z and 21 xy4factor 14x2y3 = 2.7 x x y y y zfactor 21 xy4 = 3.7 x y y y yfactors 2, 7, x , x , y, y, y, z, 3, y now multiply all theseso LCM = 2.7 x x y y y z . 3 y = 42x2y4zthis can give us a few rulesuse all numerical factorsuse all variable factors with the Largest exponent from each.

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