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Find the least common multiple for x^2-100, x-100
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Find the least common multiple for x^2-100, x-100

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Answer:

(x+10)(x-10)

Explanation:

The factor for x+10 is x+10 itself.

(x+10) = x+10

(x+10) occurs 1 time.

The factor for x-10 is x-10 itself.

(x-10) = x-10

(x+10) occurs 1 time.

The LCM of x+10, x-10 is the result of multiplying all factors the greatest number of times they occur in either term.

(x+10)(x-10)

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