The Euclidean Algorithm and Diophantine Equations
Euclidean Algorithm (p. 102) To find gcd(a, b) where b < a: Divide b into a and let r 1 be the remainder. Divide r 1 into b and let r 2 be the remainder. Divide r 2 into r 1 and let r 3 be the remainder. Continue to divide the remainder into the divisor until you get a remainder of zero. gcd(a, b) the last nonzero remainder. ................
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