This mathematical operation can be expressed as a linear combination using Bezout's [bay-zoo's] identity. This equals the number of lattice points crossed by a line from the origin to the coordinates of the two input values. If this value is one, then its inputs are called relatively prime. This val
This mathematical operation can be expressed as a linear combination using Bezout's [bay-zoo's] identity. This equals the number of lattice points crossed by a line from the origin to the coordinates of the two input values. If this value is one, then its inputs are called relatively prime. This value found by the Euclidean [yoo-KLIH-dee-un] algorithm equals the product of two numbers divided by their least common multiple. This operation can also be evaluated by multiplying the shared prime factors of a set of numbers. Name this largest value that goes into all of a set of numbers.
This mathematical operation can be expressed as a linear combination using Bezout's [bay-zoo's] identity.
greatest common factor (accept gcf, greatest common divisor, or gcd; accept highest or largest in place of greatest)