Three bells toll at intervals of 14, 21, and 42 min. respectively. If they toll together at \[10:22\] am. When will they toll together for the first time after that?

Three bells toll at intervals of 14, 21, and 42 min. respectively. If

1.	Three bells toll at intervals of 14, 21, and 42 min. respectively. If they toll together at \[10:22\] am. When will they toll together for the first time after that?
A.	\[11:56\,am\]
B.	\[12:04\,pm\]
C.	\[11:04\,am\]
D.	\[11:48\,am\]
Answer» D. \[11:48\,am\]

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