The Euclidean Algorithm is a way of finding the greatest common divisor d of two natural numbers n and m. Trace through the Euclidean Algorithm 5.14 for the following pairs of numbers:(a) m=9,n=12(b) m=42,n=24 **Algorithm 5.14 The Euclidean Algorithm****Preconditions:**\( m, n \in \{0, 1, 2, 3, \ldots \} \)**Postconditions:**\( d \) is the greatest integer such that \( d \mid m \) and \( d \mid n \).**Euclidean Algorithm Steps:**1. **Initialize:** - Set \( d \leftarrow m \) - Set \( e \leftarrow n \)2. **Loop until \( e \neq 0 \):** - Compute \( r \leftarrow d \mod e \) (remainder of \( d \) divided by \( e \)) - Update \( d \leftarrow e \) - Update \( e \leftarrow r \)This algorithm effectively finds the greatest common divisor (GCD) of the given integers \( m \) and \( n \). The algorithm repeatedly replaces the larger number by its remainder when divided by the smaller number until the smaller number reaches zero. The last non-zero remainder is the GCD of the two original numbers.

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The Euclidean Algorithm is a way of finding the greatest common divisor d of two natural numbers n and m. Trace through the Euclidean Algorithm 5.14 for the following pairs of numbers: (a) m=9,n=12 (b) m=42,n=24

The Euclidean Algorithm is a way of finding the greatest common divisor d of two natural numbers n and m. Trace through the Euclidean Algorithm 5.14 for the following pairs of numbers: (a) m=9,n=12 (b) m=42,n=24

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