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Nov-15-04, 04:01 PM (EST) |
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"Binary EA Example"
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The Binary Euclid Algorithm example on this site explains the algorithm fairly well. However, there is a point along the example that confuses me. At N=45 and M=3 it'says to right shift M. I would think that since both are odd you would subtract the two, which is really what the next line shows: N=42, M=3. Now, since N is even, I would think the next step is to right shift N while M stays the same, 3. In the end you still end up with 0 3 I think. I just wanted to know if I was understanding the algorithm correctly. |
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