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(abstract algebra) (a) Find d = (26460, 12600) and find integers m and n so that...

(abstract algebra)

(a) Find d = (26460, 12600) and find integers m and n so that d is expressed in the form m26460 + n12600.

(b) Find d = (12091, 8439) and find integers m and n so that d is expressed in the form m12091 + n8439.

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