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Find the least common multiple of the given algebraic terms. x², 2xy, 3y​
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Find the least common multiple of the given algebraic terms. x², 2xy, 3y​

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Explanation:

common factor= x and y

remaining factor = x , 2 , 3

L.C.M = 6 x sq. y

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