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FINDING
THE LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR (LCD) |
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Here’s another
practice problem:
Ed and Sandra are circus clowns who make balloon
animals. On a sunny promotional day, Ed gave away a free small animal
balloon to every
6th child who entered the big top, and Sandra gave away
a free large animal balloon to every 10th child who entered the big top.
On that
sunny day 1,200 children entered the big top. How many
children received a balloon from both Sandra and Ed? |
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