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Re: If the least common multiple of m and n is 24, then what is [#permalink]
Given that LCM of m and n is 24 and we need to find what is the first integer larger than 3070 that is divisible by both m and n

LCM(m,n) = 24 => Both m and n are multiples of 24

=> For a number to be divisible by m and n it should be divisible by 24 for sure.

Number greater than 3070 which is divisible by 24 is 3072 (as 072 is divisible by 8 and 3072 is divisible by 3)

Watch this video to learn about Divisibility Rules

So , Answer will be A
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