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                            Step 4:   Next, the suitable prime number is 5; divide the numbers by 5.
                            Step 5:   Continue dividing till you get 1 as the quotient for all the numbers.

                                         Thus, the LCM of 15, 20, 25 and 45 = 3 × 5 × 2 × 2 × 3 × 5 = 900.
              example 4: Find the LCM of: (a) 20, 60 and 90 (b) 24, 40 and 72

              Solution: (a)       2 20, 60, 90                         (b)   2 24, 40, 72
                                  2 10, 30, 45                               2 12, 20, 36
                                  3 5, 15, 45                                2 6, 10, 18
                                  5 5, 5, 15                                 3 3, 5,      9
                                                                                          3
                                                                             3 1, 5,
                                  3 1, 1,      3                             5 1, 5,      1
                                     1, 1,     1                                 1, 1,    1

                               LCM = 2 × 2 × 3 × 3 × 5 = 180              LCM = 2 × 2 × 2 × 3 × 3 × 5 = 360


                       Practice time 3F


                1.  Write  three  common  multiples  of  each  pair  of  numbers.  Circle  their  smallest
                    common multiple.
                    (  a)  12, 20        (b)  16, 24          (c)  14, 21         (d) 18, 30           (e)  10, 15

                2.  Find the LCM of these numbers using the common multiples method.

                    (  a)  21, 28           (b)  48, 72              (c)  22, 110             (d)  60, 63
                    (  e)  24, 36            (f)  38, 57             (g)  12, 15, 18          (h)  20, 30, 50
                     (  i)  20, 32, 40       (j)  11, 22, 33         (k)  12, 15, 40          (l)  12, 16, 32

                3.  Find the LCM of these numbers using the prime factorisation method.

                    (  a)  14, 17           (b)  51, 54              (c)  78, 82              (d)  25, 75
                    (  e)  54, 90            (f)  24, 72             (g)  18, 20, 32          (h)  12, 16, 30
                     (  i)  21, 24, 36       (j)  3, 15, 60          (k)  33, 55, 99          (l)  12, 18, 24

                4.  Find the LCM of these numbers using the division method.
                    (  a)  4, 24, 32        (b)  24, 42, 72          (c)  20, 60, 90          (d)  18, 36, 48

                    (  e)  9, 13, 26         (f)  18, 9, 27          (g)  32, 16, 50          (h)  14, 35, 49

                5.   Two bulbs flash at regular intervals of 42 and 77 seconds respectively. They first flash
                    together at 10:45 p.m. At what time will they flash together for the:
                    (  a)  Second time?                              (b)  Fifth time?

                6.  Sia has a collection of hair bands and she wants to arrange them in groups of 4, 6 or
                    8 with no hair band left behind. Find the number of hair bands she has.

                7.  Two bells ring at intervals of 24 min and 36 min respectively. If they ring together at
                    8:15 a.m., when will they ring together next?
                8.  What is the smallest number that, when divided by 20, 25, and 35, leaves a remainder

                    of 5 in each case?

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