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What is Euclid's division lemma​


sai1814: a=bq+r

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a = b × q + r

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Answered by nikhil9876
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Answer:

Euclid's division lemma is used to find h.c.f.........

a=bq+r


adyasha54: when the positive integers a and b are given, the existence of unique integers q and r satisfy a = bq + r
nikhil9876: yes
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