So that's our common denominator.

So that's our common denominator.

Don't make yourself so common.

It's not interesting because it's so common.

So think about these two common objects.

The two countries have so much in common.

To do so would devalue our common humanity.

So a common denominator is going to have ...

So this is actually our least common multiple.

So, this is our least common multiple (LCM).

So let me draw that. So our common tangent with positive slope,

So let's think about a common denominator over here

So, first, we violate the common sense, the logic.

So you'd have to subtract out where they're common.

So we have something in common. I'm from Boston.

So we're not just interested in finding a common factor, we're interested in finding the greatest common factor.

So the greatest common divisor or greatest common factor of twenty five and twenty, well, that equals five.

Oh, but they have so much potential, and we have so much in common.

So in our common language, Dutch, the name for T.B.

So all of those what's common about all of those?

So the least common multiple is going to be 40.

So sex play is common in both bonobos and humans.

I did that so I have the same common denominator.

So, what are the common denominators in these three cultures?

So all the common factors are one, two and four.

What? Is it common for me to be so nosy?

8 is divisible by both 8 and 4, so that is the least common multiple of 4 and 8, so our common denominator will be 8.

So the least common multiple is going to be because these guys share no common factors other than 1 really.

So, let me find a common denominator we have a negative sign out here and a common denominator over here.

None of us want that, and we all have that in common. So what else do we have in common?

They both share that point in common, so they intersect there.

So the greatest common factor of twelve and eight is four.

So the greatest common factor of five and twelve is one.

So it can also be your best secret language in common.

So that's something that both women and men have in common.

So, the trick here is to first find the common denominator.

So what we want to do is write a common denominator.

So we have trouble with the risks that aren't very common.

I wish he wouldn't use that revolting expression. It's so common.

When you add anything, you find the common denominator, and the common denominator, the easiest common denominator, is to multiply the two denominators, so let me write this here.

Number Common Common

So we're going to have to have 21 in our common denominator.

And I wrote it that way so I have a common denominator.

So what we can do, is we could have a common denominator.

We take a common denominator. So 6 is the same thing as