\left. \begin{array} { r } { 12 x + 24 } \\ \hline 13 x + 26 \end{array} \right.
Least Common Multiple
156\left(x+2\right)
Evaluate
12\left(x+2\right),\ 13\left(x+2\right)
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24+12x=12\left(x+2\right) 26+13x=13\left(x+2\right)
Factor the expressions that are not already factored.
156\left(x+2\right)
Identify all the factors and their highest power in all expressions. Multiply the highest powers of these factors to get the least common multiple.
156x+312
Expand the expression.
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