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LCM of an integer and a decimal number [#permalink] New post 25 Jul 2009, 08:38
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Hello guys.....

I am searching for how to find LCM of two numbers.....4 and 11/2.....I know it is 44.....but any procedure to follow to find the LCM of an integer and a decimal number......
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Re: LCM of an integer and a decimal number [#permalink] New post 25 Jul 2009, 09:37
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Lcm of a/b and c/d is (LCM of a,c)/(HCF of b,d)

In this case LCM of 4, 11/2 = 44/1 = 44

say suppose the numbers are 3/4 and 1/2, lcm = 3/2
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Re: LCM of an integer and a decimal number [#permalink] New post 18 Nov 2011, 07:38
Aleehsgonji wrote:
Lcm of a/b and c/d is (LCM of a,c)/(HCF of b,d)

In this case LCM of 4, 11/2 = 44/1 = 44

say suppose the numbers are 3/4 and 1/2, lcm = 3/2



I didn't know that. Thank you
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Re: LCM of an integer and a decimal number [#permalink] New post 21 Nov 2011, 08:48
If you are ever tested on LCMs on the GMAT, the quantities involved will *always* be positive integers. You don't need to know what the LCM even means if one number is a fraction, let alone how to find it.
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