What is the Lcm of root2 and 2?
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Answer / swetank kumar
Lcm of rational number and irrational number is not possible.
If you will write multiple of these two number, we will
never get any least comman multiple.
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Answer / ayush
Lcm of a rational or irrational number cannot be found so lcm of 2 and root 2 is 2root2
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Answer / rashmi
root2= 2^(1/2)
so lcm of root2 and 2
(2^(1/2))*2 = 2^(1/2+1)=2^(3/2)
2 raise to the power 3/2 is the answer.
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