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You are here: Home / Integers / Question 20: The departure schedule of some buses at My Dinh bus station (Hanoi) is shown in the table below. Assume the buses leave at the same time at 10:35. How long will it take for all 3 cars to leave the station at the same time (since the first time)?

Question 20: The departure schedule of some buses at My Dinh bus station (Hanoi) is shown in the table below. Assume the buses leave at the same time at 10:35. How long will it take for all 3 cars to leave the station at the same time (since the first time)?

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Question 20: The departure schedule of some buses at My Dinh bus station (Hanoi) is shown in the table below. Assume the buses leave at the same time at 10:35. How long will it take for all 3 cars to leave the station at the same time (since the first time)?





The time of the cars leaving the same station at 10:35 minutes at intervals is BC (9, 10, 15)

We have: 9 = 32, 10 = 2.5, 15 = 3.5.

The common and unique factors are 2, 3 and 5

The largest exponent of 2 is 1 .

The largest exponent of 3 is 2

The largest exponent of 5 is 1

⇒ State balance sheet(9, 10, 15) = 2.32.5 = 90

So every 90 minutes, the buses leave at the same time.

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