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Standard VII
Mathematics
Prime Factorization and LCM of Two Numbers
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I am the smallest number which is 3 more than a number which is completely divisible by 15 and 20. Identify me.
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Solution
The smallest number, which is completely divisible by
15
and
20
is the LCM of both the numbers.
So, by prime factorisation we get,
15
=
3
×
5
20
=
2
×
2
×
5
∴
LCM of
15
and
20
is
2
×
2
×
3
×
5
=
60
The required number is
3
more than
60
i.e
63
.
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