SOLUTION: The boys of a school can be arranged in 12,15 and 18 equal rows and also into a solid square. what is the least number of boys that the school can have?(Hint: find LCM)
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Question 436259: The boys of a school can be arranged in 12,15 and 18 equal rows and also into a solid square. what is the least number of boys that the school can have?(Hint: find LCM) Answer by jorel1380(3719) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! If there are 3600 boys in the school, they can be arranged in equal rows of 12,15, and 18, and also be arranged in a 60X60 boy square (√3600=60).
