What is the LMC of 3 and 6?

Concept: Numerical Analysis

Least common multiple is found by finding the minimum value that both numbers can go into.6 goes into 3 twice hence the LCM is 6

Answer (if you mean Least Common Multiple):

6

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's use the cake/ladder method (see below)Write your two numbers (3 and 6) next to each other as seen in the pictureThen, draw a line on the left side and under the two numbersWrite the greatest factor of the two numbers (3) next to the short line, so the line is dividing the factor and your numbersDivide your two numbers (3 and 6) by your factor (3) and write your answers under the bigger line (1 and 2).Multiply the numbers highlighted in yellow (as shown below) together. In this case, the answer is 6: 3 × 1 × 2 = 6

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