help pls-urgent maths question!

username7069215

Martin thinks of 2 numbers. The HCF of these number is 6 and the LCM is a multiple of 15. What 2 numbers he thinking of

Reply 1

username7100725

6 and 30 work, idk the actual method of how to get there i just did trial and error

Reply 2

Methene

There are many possible solutions to this - are you sure you haven't omitted any detail from the question?

Reply 3

username7069215

Original post by Methene

There are many possible solutions to this - are you sure you haven't omitted any detail from the question?

No this was all they gave

Reply 4

username7069215

Original post by Dhshsnsksnskxn

6 and 30 work, idk the actual method of how to get there i just did trial and error

tysm

Reply 5

shaz.ftbl

Original post by rani12

Martin thinks of 2 numbers. The HCF of these number is 6 and the LCM is a multiple of 15. What 2 numbers he thinking of

the answere is 6 and 30

Reply 6

username7069215

tysm

Reply 7

Muttley79

Original post by shaz.ftbl

the answere is 6 and 30

Don't give answers - the rules say you must only give a hint.

Reply 8

Muttley79

Original post by rani12

tysm

Do you know why though or how they got the answer?

Reply 9

username7069215

Original post by Muttley79

Do you know why though or how they got the answer?

nope lol personally i couldn't care less anymore cuz I had my maths mock today...and it was living NIGHTMARE.

Reply 10

Muttley79

Original post by rani12

nope lol personally i couldn't care less anymore cuz I had my maths mock today...and it was living NIGHTMARE.

Their help was pointless then - that's why it's not allowed to give answers on TSR.

Reply 11

username7069215

Original post by Muttley79

Their help was pointless then - that's why it's not allowed to give answers on TSR.

why not?

Reply 12

T!gger34

Original post by rani12

why not?

It’s more useful for the penny to drop after figuring it out rather than give the answers. Better chance of being able to apply similar trains of thought to similar or related problems in the future.

Reply 13

leahjanemeasures

Original post by rani12

nope lol personally i couldn't care less anymore cuz I had my maths mock today...and it was living NIGHTMARE.

same i swear i failed x

Reply 14

username7069215

Original post by leahjanemeasures

same i swear i failed x

no one even tried on the maths test-half the people didn't even do the first question never mind the last

Reply 15

username7069215

Original post by T!gger34

oki

Reply 16

maryam_batool

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