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How do I do a tree diagram to find the least common multiple

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Lauren

  1. For example, the tree for 24 is...

    12 * 2
    6 * 2 (* 2)
    3 * 2 (* 2 * 2)

    You have to draw branches, though. From the 24 stems 12 and 2. From the 12 stems 6 and 2. From the 6 stems 3 and 2.

    Do this for both of your numbers to compare the least common multiple.

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