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Raju took some marble from his box. He put them in equal groups of 4. Then he put them in the groups of 5 , and then in the groups of 10. Each time no marble was leftover. Find the Minimum number of marbles
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Raju took some marble from his box. He put them in equal groups of 4. Then he put them in the groups of 5 , and then in the groups of 10. Each time no marble was leftover. Find the Minimum number of marbles he took from his box.

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ans is 20. just find the lcm between the three and it is 20

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