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Find the least common multiple of: 12x^3y^2 and 15x^2y^5

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Answer:
60x^3y^5

Explanation:

Least Common Multiple :The least positive number that is a multiple of two or more numbers.

To find : The least common multiple of:
12x^3y^2 and
15x^2y^5.

Since,
12x^3y^2=2*2*3* x^3y^2


15x^2y^5=3*5* x^2y^5

The least common multiple of:
12x^3y^2 and
15x^2y^5. =
2*2*3*5* x^3y^5=60x^3y^5 [take highest power of x and y ]

Hence, the least common multiple of:
12x^3y^2 and
15x^2y^5. =
60x^3y^5

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