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What would be the new equation after multiplying by the LCM to remove fractions? 2b/5 + 3b/4 = 3 A. 40b + 60b = 60 B. 2b + 3b = 4 C. 8b + 15b = 3 D. 8b + 15b = 60

What would be the new equation after multiplying by the LCM to remove fractions? 2b/5 + 3b/4 = 3 A. 40b + 60b = 60 B. 2b + 3b = 4 C. 8b + 15b = 3 D. 8b + 15b = 60
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What would be the new equation after multiplying by the LCM to remove fractions?

2b/5 + 3b/4 = 3

A. 40b + 60b = 60

B. 2b + 3b = 4

C. 8b + 15b = 3

D. 8b + 15b = 60

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