For arbitrary positive integers a,b,q and r, if a=bq+r, then GCD(a,b)= GCD(b,r). True False

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For arbitrary positive integers a,b,q and r, if a=bq+r, then GCD(a,b)= GCD(b,r). True False

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For Arbitrary Positive Integers A B Q And R If A Bq R Then Gcd A B Gcd B R True False 1
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For arbitrary positive integers a,b,q and r, if a=bq+r, then GCD(a,b)= GCD(b,r). True False
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