Posted by lisa on Friday, November 18, 2011 at 11:33pm.
I'll assume that 8+7 is really 8+7v
Note that 64-49v^2 = (8+7v)(8-7v), so that would also be the LCM of those three expressions.
14x^7 = 14x^5 * x^2
98x^5 = 14x^5 * 7
LCM(a,b) = ab/GCD(a,b)
GCD = 14x^5
LCM = 14x^7 * 98x^5 / 14x^5 = 98x^7
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