GRAPHING! :) by Amanda Palmer

Exit Ticket! - Palms

palmera12 — 2025-09-24 18:05:36 UTC

I think to find an LCM you first find all the ......------------ and then you find the -------------

2025-09-24 18:08:00 UTC

to find a lcm multiply it with its own number example:3,6,9,12. and the other number is 6 example:6,12. they both have 6 as the least common multiple

2025-09-24 18:09:00 UTC

2025-09-24 18:09:59 UTC

I look good right?

2025-09-24 18:12:45 UTC

to find the lcm u have to find the numbers like 2 4 6 8 10 12

2025-09-24 18:13:21 UTC

I think to find a LCM you have to count the multiples and look if you see two numbers that are the same circle or box it and underline!

2025-09-24 18:15:21 UTC

look at the multiples guys! it has two same numbers so circle it heheheh

2025-09-24 18:15:54 UTC

a lcm is a least common multiple example:7,14. then if you do 2 example :2,4,6,8,10,12,14

like if I'm beautiful:)

2025-09-24 18:19:05 UTC

I think to find LCM you have to count the multiples and then find the least common number

2025-09-24 18:19:50 UTC

i think to find an LCM you first find the smallest multiple then find a common multiple

2025-09-24 18:19:51 UTC

i think lcm mlutteing decmoels

2025-09-24 18:19:55 UTC

look at the multiples and fid the LCM

2025-09-24 18:20:25 UTC

LCM is the same number as another and it circles one

juarezbri — 2025-09-24 18:20:35 UTC

To find a LCM, you first need to get your multiples, then find the least commons.

2025-09-24 18:21:02 UTC

I think to find the LCM, for example, you have to use 4 and 10, so you count 12 times until you stop, then, you do 12 times as well until you stop.

2025-09-24 18:21:11 UTC

I think to find the LCM you have to count the multiples

2025-09-24 18:21:11 UTC

I think lcm is adding and multipleing

2025-09-24 18:23:06 UTC

LCM exit ticket