What is the Lowest Common Denominator between 3m/m+n and 3n/m-n

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Answer:

Explanation:

Denominators (m +n) & (m- n) doesn't have any common factors.

So to find the lowest common denominator, multiply them

LCD = (m+n) (m-n)

Tanweer answered Feb 15, 2021

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