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MATA02H3 Lecture 3: Factors, Multiples, LCM

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Mata02 - lecture 3 - factors, multiples, lcm. Let"s say i have 2 natural numbers (natural numbers are positive integers). These 2 numbers will be variables, m" and b". If i divide b" by m", i get a quotient, and possibly a remainder. Let"s call the quotient, q" and the remainder, r" (where r is 0 r

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