use euclid division algorithm to find the hcf of 1264 and 82
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We have 1264 and 82
By Euclid's Division algorithm
a = bq + r where 0 < r < b
For a = 1264 b = 82
1264 = 82 × 15 + 34 ( r # 0 )
For a = 82 b = 34
82 = 34 × 2 + 18 ( r # 0 )
For a = 34 b = 18
34 = 18 × 1 + 16 ( r # 0 )
For a = 18 b = 16
18 = 16 × 1 + 2 ( r # 0 )
For a = 16 b = 2
16 = 2 × 8 + 0 ( r = 0 )
Therefore HCF [ 1264 and 82 ] = 2
Hope it will helps you✌
We have 1264 and 82
By Euclid's Division algorithm
a = bq + r where 0 < r < b
For a = 1264 b = 82
1264 = 82 × 15 + 34 ( r # 0 )
For a = 82 b = 34
82 = 34 × 2 + 18 ( r # 0 )
For a = 34 b = 18
34 = 18 × 1 + 16 ( r # 0 )
For a = 18 b = 16
18 = 16 × 1 + 2 ( r # 0 )
For a = 16 b = 2
16 = 2 × 8 + 0 ( r = 0 )
Therefore HCF [ 1264 and 82 ] = 2
Hope it will helps you✌
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We Have 1264 And 82
By Euclid's Division Algorithm
A= bq + r where 0 < r <b
For A= 1264 b= 82
1264= 82* 15 + 34 (r # 0)
For A= 82 b= 34
82= 34*2 + 18
34= 18 *1 + 16 (r # 0)
For A = 18 b = 16
18= 16*1 + 2 (r # 0)
For A = 16 b= 2
16 = 2*8 + 0 (r = 0)
Therefore HCF [ 1264 and 82] = 2.
By Euclid's Division Algorithm
A= bq + r where 0 < r <b
For A= 1264 b= 82
1264= 82* 15 + 34 (r # 0)
For A= 82 b= 34
82= 34*2 + 18
34= 18 *1 + 16 (r # 0)
For A = 18 b = 16
18= 16*1 + 2 (r # 0)
For A = 16 b= 2
16 = 2*8 + 0 (r = 0)
Therefore HCF [ 1264 and 82] = 2.
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