HCF & LCM of any number hack- GCSE Maths Calculator

This is how you find the LCM or HCF of any number with your GCSE Maths Calcultor.
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[@Golukumar-uv2ri]

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[@Genoid9]

I did this and got a math error you a g no cap 💯

[@PE73R_]

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[@aoy1889]

How do u get the lcm of it?

[@JonnuYT]

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[@Dmxh¹]

Why

[@ajitrajmainali9634]

1-69

[@sambawithswag]

This FACT is showing the prime factors of a single number. Find the prime factors for the second number using FACT again. And now, multiply the common prime factors in both numbers. And you have your HCF. Use LCM = (a*b)/HCF for LCM.

[@jassim1444]

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[@Ayubi77]

Thank you brother 😁

[@Sohamsta]

Nice!

[@thabile4365]

guys those are prime factorts not hcf

[@Itzender47]

Ye true

[@Baddiesmiley]

Um sir were did you lose your brain did you forgot it at the streets Hcf and Lcm:Yes indeed Prime factor:yay I'm famous

[@santhoshsahoo9486]

What to do if fact button is not there

[@GCSEALevelMaths]

This is great

[@priscilaoliveira1034]

How do you get the LCM?😅

[@MuhammadKhan-ut8qg]

Quick procedure!

[@chimakanu9682]

Who's alse has a maths exam tomorrow

[@oceanxpark]

mee!

[@nileshgorasiya1259]

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[@Alvin_Xs]

me

[@user-YOONGIAUGABANGTANSKZTMTG]

App name??

[@amazingcreator9453]

Brother u broke my calculator

[@justsport7542]

Really helpful thanks!

[@AbdullahKhan15]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@flame4627]

That's the root right? So hcf of a single number is the same as it's root? Except for some numbers that doesn't have a root. What will it show for those numbers? For example for 71 this dosnt work. So this just finds the root not hcf.

[@loafee]

what a dumbass, he was talking about the root function, thats why he instructed that you press the shift button

[@raghavrastogi7424]

You can't have a hcf or lcm of one number. Highest "common" factor literally refers to a common factor in two or more numbers. This video is deceiving.

[@Scorpio____]

​@@raghavrastogi7424he's not showing the hcf or lcm he's showing the factors which then you can put in to a venn diagram to find out the hcf and lcm

[@sambawithswag]

This FACT is showing the prime factors of a single number. Find the prime factors for the second number using FACT again. And now, multiply the common prime factors in both numbers. And you have your HCF. Use LCM = (a*b)/HCF for LCM.

[@chrisdklukusa8456]

Cheat code unlocked

[@heranefrem3379]

So helpful

[@AbdullahKhan15]

Glad you liked it!

[@lubna_irshad769]

I try this method it is wrong

[@suburashiid6411]

Because that shows the prime factor not the HCF

[@alblushi287]

But I don't have that button why

[@tahseenamahbobamuntaha6994]

Is your calculator scientific or pocket?

[@humaymahyaser74]

Same

[@masudalamkhan6803]

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