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Quantitative | LCM of 66.66 and 50 or 33.33 and 25

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amanvermagmat wrote:

you are correct that LCM of fractions = (LCM of numerators)/(HCF of denominators)

Now lets write the given numbers as fractions:

66.6666... (recurring) = 66 2/3 = 200/3
50 = 50/1

so LCM = (LCM of 50 & 200)/(HCF of 3 & 1) = 200/1 = 200

I think you are probably shortening the recurring decimal 66.6666... to 66.66 and hence this mismatch



Thanks! You made it look simple and I understood my mistake here. I was considering it to be non-recurring decimal places and the dividing the whole
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