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General
Easy
Question
Arrange in ascending order of magnitude
and 
Hint:
Use LCM property.
The correct answer is: ascending order
Complete step by step solution:
Here we can write, 
On taking the LCM of 2,3,6 we have LCM as 6.
So, 

Likewise, 

Likewise, 
Now, we have
and 
So, here ascending order is 12 < 121 < 125


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