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Find the LCM X^2+X,X^2‐1,X^2‐X​
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Find the LCM X^2+X,X^2‐1,X^2‐X​

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The LCM is

( x − 1 ) ( x + 2) ( x + 3)

Remember that you can find the LCM between two expressions by multiplying them, and then dividing it with their GCF.

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