Least Common Multiple Practice Tests
These Grade 6 Math practice tests help students find the smallest positive multiple shared by two or more numbers. Students practice listing multiples, prime factorization, repeating schedules, synchronization, common denominators, and real-world timing problems involving lights, buses, reminders, machines, and events.
Skills covered
- Listing multiples and identifying common multiples
- Finding the least common multiple by lists and prime factorization
- Using the greatest exponent of each prime factor
- Distinguishing LCM from GCF and factors from multiples
- Checking whether a proposed value is the least positive common multiple
- Solving repeating-event and synchronization problems
- Connecting LCM reasoning to common denominators and real-world schedules
How to use these practice tests
List the first few multiples when the numbers are small. For larger numbers, write prime factorizations and use every prime with the greatest exponent appearing in any factorization. In schedule problems, identify the first time or step when all repeating events occur together and verify it by division.
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