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Find the lcm of m²+2m, m²- 4 ,m² + 3 m+2 plzzzz answer fast​

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Answer:

(m + 2)

Explanation:

First, factorise out m from the first equation:

m² + 2m = m (m + 2)

Second, use difference of two squares to factorise the 2nd equation:

m² - 4 = (m + 2) (m - 2)

Third, just factorise the last one normally as you would to solve for m:

m² + 3m + 2 = (m + 2) (m + 1)

Finally, to find the lowest common multiple, you need to identify what value goes into all of the equations and that is (m + 2).

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