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Using Calculate GCF
Euclid’s algorithm repeatedly replaces a pair with the smaller value and the remainder. LCM = absolute product ÷ GCF.
Negative signs are ignored for factors and multiples. At least one input must be nonzero. Inputs are limited to exact safe integers within ±1e15.
A worked example
With first integer = 24, second integer = 36, the greatest common factor is 12.
Before you use the result
Negative signs are ignored for factors and multiples. At least one input must be nonzero. Inputs are limited to exact safe integers within ±1e15.
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