GCD(a,b)
Definition: The largest number that evenly divides two integers a and b is called the greatest common denominator, or GCD of a and b and is written GCD(a,b)
To find the GCD for two nonzero numbers a and b, assuming a is larger, take the remainder R of the quotient a ÷ b. Now find the GCD of b and R. If R is zero, the GCD is b.
Example:
GCD(25, ( Read more... )
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(although I have absolutely no idea what it means!)
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Thanks!
> (although I have absolutely no idea what it means!)
Darn, I was hoping the definition would be enough for the discussion. =þ
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