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What is the least common multiple of 6 and 10 ?

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What is the least common multiple of 66 and 1010 ?\newlinelcm(6,10)= \operatorname{lcm}(6,10)=

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Q. What is the least common multiple of 66 and 1010 ?\newlinelcm(6,10)= \operatorname{lcm}(6,10)=
  1. Identify Prime Factorization: Identify the prime factorization of 66. Prime factorization of 66: 2×32 \times 3
  2. Find Distinct Prime Factors: Identify the prime factorization of 1010. Prime factorization of 1010: 2×52 \times 5
  3. Choose Highest Power: Identify all the distinct prime factors from the prime factorization of the two numbers.\newlineDistinct prime factors: 22, 33, 55
  4. Multiply Highest Powers: For each distinct prime factor, choose the highest power of it that appears in the prime factorization of either number.\newlineFor 22: The highest power in the factorizations is 212^1 (as it appears in both 66 and 1010).\newlineFor 33: The highest power in the factorizations is 313^1 (as it appears in 66).\newlineFor 55: The highest power in the factorizations is 515^1 (as it appears in 1010).
  5. Find Least Common Multiple: Multiply these highest powers together to find the least common multiple (LCM).\newlineMultiply 212^1, 313^1, and 515^1 to find the LCM.\newline2×3×5=302 \times 3 \times 5 = 30\newlineLCM of 66 and 1010 is 3030.