RareCollection1620

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r/learnmath•

Theorem: Every pair of integer a and b has a common divisor of the form d=ax+by Where x and y are integers. Moreover, every common divisor of a and b divides this d.

In the link is a proof (with someone’s questions). The proof of the proof in the question, math.stackexchange

Ive looked at the link and the responses but dont feel convinced of the proof at all still. I just dont understand the structure of the proof. Why we proved the theorem.
I would really like some help understanding this proof.

This is what i got out of the proof, which is incorrect, but i just dont see what is being done in the

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r/OCPoetry•

I have a little brick that goes everywhere I go
Though if it's there or not, there's no way for me to know
And every time I look around and see a flower twice
And get a little anxious and then quickly close my eyes
That sturdy little brick of mine is there besides my feet
And then the grass and wind feel mellow, like i'm a big tree's brittle seed
That little brittle brick of mine goes everywhere I please
Though when my eyes are open, I can only feel a breeze

“Coming Of Age” [“Wave.”](https://www.reddit.com/r/

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r/amywinehouse•

What’s that song of hers with these oh’s that kinda go “oho oh... oh oho.. oho oh, oh, oho oh”.

Yeah, I know, but it's worth a try.

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