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Find the common multiples of two or more integers
ResourceFunction["CommonMultiples"][n,m] gives the first m multiples of an number n. | |
ResourceFunction["CommonMultiples"][{n1,n2,…},m] gives the first m common multiples of the numbers ni. | |
ResourceFunction["CommonMultiples"][input] gives the first 10 multiples. | |
ResourceFunction["CommonMultiples"][…,"Grid"] displays the multiples in a grid format. |
Compute the first ten multiples of an integer:
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Compute the first 10 common multiples of a list of integers:
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Compute only four common multiples:
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Make a grid of common multiples:
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CommonMultiples can accept fractions:
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CommonMultiples can accept complex numbers:
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The numbers in the first argument of CommonMultiples must be exact, not approximate, numbers:
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CommonMultiples additionally requires its inputs to be rational:
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