What is the least common denominator of 3, x, and x?

JoshieSimmons asked Apr 11, 2023

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JoshieSimmons asked Apr 11, 2023

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Answer:

Explanation:

LCD

you have 1 x not 2.

Suppose you have

y/3 + 3y/x + 7y / x

Unless there is something different about the question, you need only 1 x. The other one get's absorbed.

Answer: LCM = 3 * x

Zoonman answered Apr 17, 2023

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