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Find the HCF of 48250 and 38540 using Euclid's division algorithm.

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Answered by viratdhoni187
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 \huge \mathscr \red{Answer : }

 \red{48250=38540×1+9710} \\  \\ </p><p> \green{39540=9710×3+9410} \\  \\ </p><p> \purple{9710=9410×1+300} \\  \\ </p><p> \pink{9410=300×31+110 }\\  \\ </p><p> \gray{300=110×2+80} \\  \\ </p><p> \orange{110=80×1+30} \\  \\ </p><p>  \bold{80=30×2+20} \\  \\ </p><p>20=10×2+0 \\  \\ </p><p> \blue {Hence  \:  \: HCF  \:  \: of  \:  \: 38540 \:  \:  and  \:  \: 48250  \:  \: is  \:  \: 10}

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Answered by ItzNavLoey
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\huge\bf\underline\green{Question}

Find the HCF of 48250 and 38540 using Euclid's division algorithm.

\huge\bf\underline\green{Answer}

\rm{➝~As,~ 48250~ &gt; ~38540}

\rm{➝~a~ =~ bq ~+~ r}

\rm{➝~48250~ = ~38540 ~× ~1 ~+~ 9710}

\rm{➝~38540 ~= ~9710 ~× ~3 ~+ ~9410}

\rm{➝~9710 ~= ~9410 ~× ~1~ + ~300}

\rm{➝~9410 ~= ~300 ~× ~31 ~+ ~110}

\rm{➝~300 ~= ~110 ~× ~2 ~+~ 80}

\rm{➝~110 ~= ~80 ~× ~1~ + ~30}

\rm{➝~80~ = ~30 ~× ~2 ~+ ~20}

\rm{➝~30 ~= ~20 ~×~ 1 ~+ ~10}

\rm{➝~20~ = ~10 ~× ~2 ~+~ 0}

\rm\red{✰~Hence, ~the~ HCF~ of ~48250~ and~ 38540 ~is ~10}

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