A1.1.6 (a) create the recursive function BinaryGCd (a,b) based on the following pseudo code# recursive pseudo-codedef BinaryGCF (a,b):arrange order so abif a=0:if a and b are even:else if a is even:else if b is even:else:done, b is GCFGCF (a,b) = 2*GCF (a/2, b/2)GCF (a,b) = GCF (a/2, b)GCF (a,b)GCF (a,b)In [ ]: def BinaryGCF (a,b):GCF (a,b/2)GCF (a,b-a)(b) demonstrate that it gives the same results as pfGCD (a,b) and EuclidGCD (a, b) from A1.5."enter the recursive code below"for a,b in [(660,350), (99,53), (30,84)]:# demonstrate all GCD functions give the same result13

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A1.1.6 (a) create the recursive function BinaryGCd (a,b) based on the following pseudo code # recursive pseudo-code def BinaryGCF (a,b): arrange order so a b if a=0: if a and b are even: else if a is even: else if b is even: else: done, b is GCF GCF (a,b) = 2*GCF (a/2,b/2) GCF (a,b) = GCF (a/2, b) GCF (a,b) = GCF (a, b/2) GCF (a,b) = GCF (a,b-a) (b) demonstrate that it gives the same results as pfGCD (a,b) and EuclidGCD (a, b) from A1.5. In [ ]: def BinaryGCF (a,b): "enter the recursive code below" for a,b in [(660, 350), (99,53), (30,84)]: # demonstrate all GCD functions give the same result 13

A1.1.6 (a) create the recursive function BinaryGCd (a,b) based on the following pseudo code # recursive pseudo-code def BinaryGCF (a,b): arrange order so a b if a=0: if a and b are even: else if a is even: else if b is even: else: done, b is GCF GCF (a,b) = 2*GCF (a/2,b/2) GCF (a,b) = GCF (a/2, b) GCF (a,b) = GCF (a, b/2) GCF (a,b) = GCF (a,b-a) (b) demonstrate that it gives the same results as pfGCD (a,b) and EuclidGCD (a, b) from A1.5. In [ ]: def BinaryGCF (a,b): "enter the recursive code below" for a,b in [(660, 350), (99,53), (30,84)]: # demonstrate all GCD functions give the same result 13

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