Math, asked by memoonaayyaz, 10 months ago

Why GCD cannot be a negative number?

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Answered by jaimangaldorai

Step-by-step explanation:

The greatest common factor of two negative numbers can never be negative. Now the greatest common factor will be 3. It can't be -3 as 3>(-3) and we are finding the Greatest Common Factor. Therefore, the greatest common factor of two negative numbers can never be negative.

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