4) Bonus Question: Let a and b be positive integers. Let a=p1n1​​⋯prnr​​ and b= p1m1​​…prmr​​ be prime decompositions of

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4) Bonus Question: Let a and b be positive integers. Let a=p1n1​​⋯prnr​​ and b= p1m1​​…prmr​​ be prime decompositions of

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4) Bonus Question: Let a and b be positive integers. Let a=p1n1​​⋯prnr​​ and b= p1m1​​…prmr​​ be prime decompositions of a and b. Here p1​,…,pr​ are prime numbers and n1​,…,nr​,m1​,…,mr​ are non-negative integers. Recall that cm(a,b) is the smallest integer l such that a and b both divide l. Let: 3 e1​=max{n1​,m1​},…,er​=max{nr​,mr​} Show that: (a) lcm(a,b)=p1e1​​…prer​​ (b) Using (a) show that: a×b=lcm(a,b)×gcd(a,b)
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