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Lcm of the set of polynomials 16ab^3, 5b^2a^2, 20ac

Lcm of the set of polynomials 16ab^3, 5b^2a^2, 20ac
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Lcm of the set of polynomials 16ab^3, 5b^2a^2, 20ac

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The least common denominator (LCM) of these three terms is just the variable a.
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