explain Euclid's division lemma and state some example
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Euclid's division lemma is a proved statement that has been universally accepted.
It states that given two positive integers a & b , there exist two unique integers q and r satisfying the condition
a = bq +r , where 0 ≤ r ≥ b
So, for example
12 can be written as
12 = 4*3 + 0
or
47 can be written as
47 = 2*23 + 1
Hope this helps you !!
# Dhruvsh
It states that given two positive integers a & b , there exist two unique integers q and r satisfying the condition
a = bq +r , where 0 ≤ r ≥ b
So, for example
12 can be written as
12 = 4*3 + 0
or
47 can be written as
47 = 2*23 + 1
Hope this helps you !!
# Dhruvsh
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