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How do you find the lowest common denominator for 8/15 + 2/12?
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How do you find the lowest common denominator for 8/15 + 2/12?

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the lowest common denominator for 15 and 12 will get in this way

15=3*5
12 = 3*4

LCM will be 3*4*5=12*5=60
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