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Least Common Multiple- When you write down the multiples of your numbers.Then you circle or check the least common multiple.

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least common factor -definition in your own words.

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Means the least of  the same multiple

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LCM: the lowest number that can be multiplied by the two main number.

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the lowest number when you multiply

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Least Common

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Least Common Factor is when you have to found the number that is the smallest .

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the greatest common factor is the highest number you can get when multiplying numbers.

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The lowest number that two other numbers can go into evenly

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Least Common Multiple

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Least common multiple is breaking down a number into prime factorization 

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Least common multiple is breaking down a number into prime factorization 

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Ariana

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the greatest common fractor

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A least common multiple is the least number multiped to get the factor

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least common multiple

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least common multiple - out of multiples of two numbers the lowest multiples of those two numbers.

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least common multiple

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The two smallest numbers they both have

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Greatest Common Factor is that you have to found the greatest number.

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greastest common multiple

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The greatest number that two other numbers can go into evenly

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the least common multiple

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the greatest common factor

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greatest common factor

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You have to found the numbers that x's the number into it's a prime number.

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Greatest Common Factor-Is when you write down the factors of your numbers.Then you find the greatest common factors.

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When you break a composite number down until it becomes a prime number

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Is when you get a number that has been multiply to the number that you use to multiply it

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the greatest factor two or more numbers have in commo

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GCF: the greatest number that can make up the two main numbers

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The Greatest Common Factor that The Numbers can go into

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exponents are numbers that have smaller numbers on the top right side of them and the small number is how many times you multiply the bigger number

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A exponent is like a power. It's a small number that is next to the big number.

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When you multiply a number by the power by another number

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means to pick out the greatest factor of to numbers

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They are the numbers in prime factorization

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Rickey(Nemo)

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that means to break down factors

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prime factorization: when you take a number and multiply till you can't multiply the numbers no more

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the small number in the top right corner

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the number you multiply by the main number and you usally can find it in the corner of the number

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When you multiply till those numbers you used to multiply make the Number You needed to make up

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means the many ties you multiple

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It's part of finding the answer to prime factorization.

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Using

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Is breaking a number down to its prime factors

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The power of the number your multiplying by

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Exponents are powers.

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when you use a prime factorization tree to find the roots of a number.

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I know what exponents are and how to use a prime factorization tree.

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