Given numbers are 898,566,955

The least common multiple of numbers can be find using the prime factorization method or LCM formula.

The LCM of 898,566,955 is 242697970.

Find LCM of 898,566,955 with Prime Factorization

Multiply the prime numbers at the bottom and the left side.

2 x 449 x 283 x 955 = 242697970

Therefore, the lowest common multiple of 898,566,955 is 242697970.

LCM formula is LCM(a1, a2, an) = (a1 x a2 x an)/{GCF(a1 x a2 x an) x common factors}

Firstly, we have to find the product of all the numbers.

898 x 566 x 955 = 485395940

Then, let us find the GCF of these five numbers. To do so, we have to list down the factors for each number and choose the highest factor that is in all of the lists.

898 : 1, 2, 449, 898

566 : 1, 2, 283, 566

955 : 1, 5, 191, 955

1 is the greatest number that appears in all the lists. Therefore, we can determine that the GCF of 898,566,955, is 1.

Now, the common factors can be found like this.

898:2x 449

566:2x 283

955:5x 191

From this, we can see that the common factors because they appear for more than two numbers. So, just multiply them all together.

2 = 2

Therefore, the value for common factors is 2.

Now that we have all the elements of the formula, we can plug them in to calculate the LCM.

LCM(a1, a2, an) = (a1 x a2 x an)/{GCF(a1 x a2 x an) x common factors}

LCM = 485395940/(1x2)

LCM = 485395940/2

LCM = 242697970

Thus, we can understand that the LCM of 898,566,955 is 242697970.

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1. What is the LCM of 898, 566, 955?

Answer: LCM of 898, 566, 955 is 242697970.

2. How to calculate the LCM of 898, 566, 955?

The LCM can be found using two methods. You can either use the LCM formula or the prime factorization method to calculate the LCM of 898, 566, 955.

3. What is the LCM formula?

The LCM formula is LCM(a1, a2, an) = (a1 x a2 x an)/{GCF(a1 x a2 x an) x common factors}.