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Prove that the greatest common divisor of the integers a and b is the same as the greatest common divisor of the integers a-b and b.
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lets call the GCD of a and b d. that would imply that we can write them as:\[a=pd\]\[b=qd\]where p and q are some other integers. agreed?
is this the whole proof? or is there more
I just stated the first part and asked you if you agreed with the initial reasoning.
yes i agreed can you finish the proof? i need more clarification
so, if you agree with that, then try and express a-b in terms of pd and qd. what do you get?
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I'm still learning this proof class and i don't understand how to start it let alone finish the proof
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