Question: Prove that in a Euclidean ring with degree function d gcd(a, b) can be found as follows: b= q(o)*a + r(1),where d(r(1)) < d(a) a=

Prove that in a Euclidean ring with degree function d

gcd(a, b)

can be found as follows:

b= q(o)*a + r(1),where d(r(1)) < d(a)

a= q(1)*r(1) + r(2), where d(r(2)) < d (r(1))

r(1)= q(2)*r(2) + r(3), where d(r(3)) < d(r(2))

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r(n-1) =q(n)*r(n)

and

r(n)=gcd(a, b).

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