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Jennifer grows beans In Rows of 14, joe grows beans in rows of 15. If both friends have the same number to plant, what is the smallest number each will have to plant?

Jennifer grows beans In Rows of 14, joe grows beans in rows of 15. If both friends have the same number to plant, what is the smallest number each will have to plant?
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Jennifer grows beans In Rows of 14, joe grows beans in rows of 15. If both friends have the same number to plant, what is the smallest number each will have to plant?

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Answer:

210

Explanation:

14*15=210

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