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Keshawn Blanchard
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25 October, 08:30
Find the LCM of 13 and 39
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Lillian Hoover
25 October, 08:36
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The answer is 78. Keep adding 13 to 13 and 39 to 39 till you get two of the same numbers in both.
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Ivan Goodwin
25 October, 08:39
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13 is a factor of 39.
So 39 is a multiple of both numbers.
That means it's their least common multiple.
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