1. Recursively define a set S as follows:o Base case: There is a pair of positive integers n and m such that n, m E S.• Constructor: If x, y E S and x > y, then rem(x, y) E S.Prove by structural induction that x E S implies that gcd(n, m)|x.

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1. Recursively define a set S as follows: • Base case: There is a pair of positive integers n and m such that n, m E S. o Constructor: If x, y E S and x > y, then rem(x, y) E S. Prove by structural induction that æ E S implies that gcd(n, m)|x.