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DSSSB recruitment practice check: What is the least common multiple of the consecutive numbers 35 and 36?
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B — 1260Consecutive integers are coprime, so their LCM is their product: 35 × 36 = 1260. The displayed answer was independently recomputed during publication.
Source: NCERT Mathematics Classes VI–X · LCM; mapped to the published DSSSB recruitment quantitative/numeracy area; answer independently recomputed. Syllabus-aligned practice—not a previous-year question. 02Medium · ✓ Verified answer
DSSSB recruitment high-priority drill: What is the least common multiple of the consecutive numbers 36 and 37?
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A — 1332Consecutive integers are coprime, so their LCM is their product: 36 × 37 = 1332. The displayed answer was independently recomputed during publication.
Source: NCERT Mathematics Classes VI–X · LCM; mapped to the published DSSSB recruitment quantitative/numeracy area; answer independently recomputed. Syllabus-aligned practice—not a previous-year question. 03Medium · ✓ Verified answer
DSSSB recruitment foundation revision: What is the least common multiple of the consecutive numbers 37 and 38?
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D — 1406Consecutive integers are coprime, so their LCM is their product: 37 × 38 = 1406. The displayed answer was independently recomputed during publication.
Source: NCERT Mathematics Classes VI–X · LCM; mapped to the published DSSSB recruitment quantitative/numeracy area; answer independently recomputed. Syllabus-aligned practice—not a previous-year question. 04Medium · ✓ Verified answer
DSSSB recruitment speed-building set: What is the least common multiple of the consecutive numbers 38 and 39?
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C — 1482Consecutive integers are coprime, so their LCM is their product: 38 × 39 = 1482. The displayed answer was independently recomputed during publication.
Source: NCERT Mathematics Classes VI–X · LCM; mapped to the published DSSSB recruitment quantitative/numeracy area; answer independently recomputed. Syllabus-aligned practice—not a previous-year question. 05Medium · ✓ Verified answer
DSSSB recruitment accuracy checkpoint: What is the least common multiple of the consecutive numbers 39 and 40?
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B — 1560Consecutive integers are coprime, so their LCM is their product: 39 × 40 = 1560. The displayed answer was independently recomputed during publication.
Source: NCERT Mathematics Classes VI–X · LCM; mapped to the published DSSSB recruitment quantitative/numeracy area; answer independently recomputed. Syllabus-aligned practice—not a previous-year question.