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  • good job

  • I liked this vid. Thanks for your clear explanation.

  • Thank god someone had made a video for this, I thought I was gonna fail. THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOO MUCH. :)

  • Thank you so much...

  • Yet another reason our public schools are in shambles:  The ladder method of LCM. Park that right next to still writing in caligraphy and cursive writing. Mindless activity.

  • thanxx this ^ vid Helpd Me !! I LOveeeEEEEe YOU :*

  • Everythings gone write until I had to find out which number 21 and 13 had in common (2nd stage) please help teacher!!!

  • @Evondeschenboy The number 1.

  • thanks sooo helpful!

  • Thank you sooo much..this is way easier..

  • try 3 numbers next time

  • @2smove4d Its the same, but with 3 numbers.

  • thank u first example i got it my teacher goes way to fast

    

  • Omg I love u thank u so much I wish u wer my teacher ;)

  • im a indian ..this i used to do in 4th grade .......wats so different about this ? does ur schools teach in other methods?

  • good

  • ..,

  • Thank you!

  • she said manhole!!!

  • This is useful, but it doesnt work if there are 3 numbers.

  • @Sojouku just find a number that is divisible by the three numbers :P

  • Thanks so much!!!! Because of your awesome ladder method I finally get LCM. You have the best explanation of how to do LCM problems.

  • very, very descriptive! thank you soooo much!

  • If the number is prime, then by definition, it cannot be divide by any number besides its self and one. This is what she does when she says that one is the only number that goes into both numbers at the bottom of her ladder, making writing and multiplying by one irrelevant to the problem.

  • you cant do example two [the outside numbers are supposed to be prime.] well thats what my math teacher tauttt meee. sooooo yeah kinda u did it wrong but idk .

  • What if a number is prime?

  • What if it's prime??

  • im gonna subscribe just in case you might help us again

  • THANK YOU I TRIED LIKE 27 WEBSITES they all no help

  • thanks i need this shorter one soo much more than the one my teacher taugt me

  • only works for three numbers for GCFs not LCMs

  • tnx

  • must all the numbers on the Left hand side be Prime numbers?

  • not how my teacher does it but this is easyer

  • thx

  • Great! Thank You

  • Yes, this method works with three numbers. It really works for any amount of numbers.

  • Does this method work with three numbers?

  • Thank you for this great explanation, very nice and neat way of finding the LCM. I'm going to share it with my teacher.

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