Find the Lowest Common Denominator - Step by Step Directions

Use this simple technique to find the lowest common denominator of any fractions. If you can create a factor tree you can easily find the common denominator

[@adambakas13]

This is what I hate about math teachers, they do not explain the method they just write things down and expect you to figure it out on your own. THIS IS NOT TEACHING!!!

[@RutBanks]

He did not do a thorough job of explaining

[@Camel.433]

True

[@BENCHIPED]

They do it on purpose. They don't teach. They are there to report back to the elite who is extraordinary.

[@wafaaliseyed5223]

Adam stop being sus he teaches good because of him i passed my exam and i think u dont know these type of solutions so pls be kind as the teacher puts his all effort in this and u writing a 5 second bad comment and he learns this for u people to pass ur exams 🐱...

[@wafaaliseyed5223]

It is teachingg!!!

[@LinhNguyen-ms5uf]

But if you were doing 4/3 and 7/5 how would you find the common dominator

[@ellenkarnowski2946]

You would multiply 3 times 5 = 15 and then convert them.

[@AstonMargolis-Dias]

hmm opening with prime numbers...I appreciate the visual style but throwing further jargon into the mix when explaining something so rudimentary gives me pause

[@garciadayaaa]

you made it so simple; a life saverrrrr

[@Brindleee]

This is complicated

[@dasha7903]

its easy

[@lmdepr3ss3d]

real

[@lectramae9673]

Thanks! Amazing help! I haven’t had math in 20 years!

[@wafaaliseyed5223]

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