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What is the least possible common multiple of two distinct integers greater than 120?
A. Product of 121 and 122
B. 500
C. 250
D. 242
E. 121

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Elaborating a bit more on the video explanation already given.
Since we need the smallest LCM of two integers that are greater than \(120\)
First:
indentify the smallest integer that is greater than \(120\) in this case it is \(121\)
Second :
Prime factorize the smallest integer obtained above i.e. \(121 = 11 *11\)
Third :
Multiply the smallest positive integer possible, to the prime factorization obtained above to get smallest LCM i.e. \( = 11 *11 *2 = 242\)
In third step above the smallest positive integer
CANNOT be \(1\) as mutiplying \(1\) will lead to the same integer.
We need two distinct integers hence first integer is \(121 ( 11 *11)\) and next integer is \(242 ( 11 *11 *2)\)
So in summary :
The two distinct integers are \(121\) and \(242\)
and the smallest LCM is \(242.\)
Ans D
Hope it's clear.