Find the LCM using Prime Factorization (1: Intro for beginners)

For more like this go to https://www.letsdomath.ca/ It's an easy-to-use route to resources, faster than scrolling through videos on YT! Easy intro to a cool method to quickly find the LCM of any number. If this helps you, please click LIKE and help me too. Thanks! CC: by ME! Works for ANY numbers... and it is FAST!!! The bigger the numbers whose LCM you are trying to find, the more valuable this method. It will save you so much time. First I use the multiple listing method to get the LCM of 12 and 32. Then I use the same numbers with the prime factorization approach. Next example: 28 and 35. Invitation for further challenge; link is now disabled by YT, use website for fastest navigation.