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Find LCD of 5/x^3, 15/16x^2, how do I do this?

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\begin{equation*} 16x^3 \end{equation*}

Step-by-step explanation

Given;


(5)/(x^3),\:(15)/(16x^2)

To find the L.C.D, we need to find the least common multiple of the denominator.

Hence, the LCM of the denominator is;


16* x^3=16x^3

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