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I need to prove in words how I got my answer for, "Find the smallest number easily divisible by each counting number from 1 to 10." The answer is 2520, but I don't know how to explain how I got it. Can
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I need to prove in words how I got my answer for, "Find the smallest number easily divisible by each counting number from 1 to 10." The answer is 2520, but I don't know how to explain how I got it. Can anyone give me a basic answer to this?

User Mahmoud Abdelsattar
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Try writing each equation from 1-10 that equal this number. That will prove it. Hope this helps!

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