How to Find the Least Common Multiple Using Prime Factorization : Multiplication Tips

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One way to find the least common multiple is through prime factorization. Get tips on how to find the least common multiple using prime factorization with help from a mathematics educator in this free video clip.
Expert: Jimmy Chang
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Series Description: How you will complete a problem that involves multiplication depends on just what types of terms are contained within that problem. Get tips on how to make various types of multiplication problems a whole lot easier with help from a mathematics educator in this free video series.

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The textbook words it so much more confusing

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So my straight A 6th grade advanced math Daughter brings home her first ever D!..I being a math fossil Mom turn to UA-cam...find this video and WE undertand it as soon as we are done watching it! THANKS FOR THE SAVE FROM US BOTH! When she retakes the test I bet she gets an A+! Thanks for doing this video..a life saver..she is so happy now!

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lmao 6th grade cant do LCM and gets a D

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I have an exam soon and this helped very much! Thank you eHow and Jimmy Chang.
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he explains things so well man like at least he isn't just doing a problem and saying he "explained the problem"

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every single textbook i own, even the really good engineering maths books, dont explain where they get the end numbers from and how you collect them from the one that has the most off them. This has cleared it right up. Thanks Jimmy you really are the best!

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Can we just appreciate that he made Prime Factorization easy for us and made it more understandable? 😂

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Thanks Jimmy, this is the only video that I understand on LCM

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I can't thank you enough! You taught something in 3 minutes whereas my teacher still couldn't teach us the same thing in 4 lessons.

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What if they have no number pairs? like 35 7 x 5 only what do you circle?

[@tiavee]

Since both numbers are prime, you essentially multiply 7 and 5 and get the product of 35.
If you're listing the multiples of 7 and 5, what's the first number they have in common?
Also, there's no need to use factor trees because the only factors for 7 are 1 and itself. The only factors for 5 are 1 and itself. 1 is neither prime nor composite, so don't worry about it; multiply 7 and 5 together.

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Thank you! You simplified it for me!

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Thank you, Jimmy Chang!!

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A very useful video. You had helped me. I understand using factor tree to find the LCM than other methods.
Give a “like” if you agree

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OMG thank you so much that really helped me understand the concept better!!

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Needed a refresher for the FTCE! Thank you so much :) Super helpful! Can you believe they are teaching us to find LCM via multiples? Absolutley not. Waste of time. Factor tree's are heavenly!

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2k like
Also thanks for the tutorial needed a quick review cause I totally forgot this from 6th grade

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i learned more from this than my tutor.:) haha

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Not bad my friend.....can you do some more complicated ones!!! Thanks

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Better than my textbook that's for sure

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super easy thx :)

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Can you do one with a prime number?

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What if I am dividing it by 42 and 24, would it still work

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Thank you sir

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One thing I wish I had known is if you have to take the highest of EACH of the factors, so if there are 3 different numbers like 2,3, 5, you take the highest of each. If there is 2,3,5,and 7 you have to take the highest of each and multiply them. Our textbook only gave an example like this with 2 and 3.

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Thank you! Just one question: why do we only include multiples of the prime factors ... what is really happening there?

[@tiavee]

We only include multiples of prime factors because the ultimate goal is to find the smallest number among them.
As far as prime factorizations are concerned, we use them to find the lcm of numbers so that later on, we can add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators.

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What if it's a number that's goes by itself ?

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Then its a prime number the best you could do with a prime number is one

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If there are 3 two's will i add 3 or just two?

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What if both problem have the same largest prime factorizations that are prime at the end like if both at the end have 3 2’s

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