GCD of 559, 110, 13 Calculator

Given Input numbers are 559, 110, 13

In the factoring method, we have to find the divisors of all numbers

Divisors of 559 :

The positive integer divisors of 559 that completely divides 559 are.

1, 13, 43, 559

Divisors of 110 :

The positive integer divisors of 110 that completely divides 110 are.

1, 2, 5, 10, 11, 22, 55, 110

Divisors of 13 :

The positive integer divisors of 13 that completely divides 13 are.

1, 13

GCD of numbers is the greatest common divisor

So, the GCD (559, 110, 13) = 1.

Given numbers are 559, 110, 13

The list of prime factors of all numbers are

Prime factors of 559 are 13 x 43

Prime factors of 110 are 2 x 5 x 11

Prime factors of 13 are 13

The above numbers do not have any common prime factor. So GCD is 1

Given numbers are 559, 110, 13

GCD of 2 numbers formula is GCD(a, b) = ( a x b) / LCM(a, b)

Apply this formula for all numbers.

Step1:

LCM(559, 110) = 61490

GCD(559, 110) = ( 559 x 110 ) / 61490

= 559 / 110

= 559

Step2:

LCM(1, 13) = 13

GCD(1, 13) = ( 1 x 13 ) / 13

= 1 / 13

= 1

So, Greatest Common Divisor of 559, 110, 13 is 1

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Given numbers are 559, 110, 13
The greatest common divisor of numbers 559, 110, 13 can be found in various methods such as the LCM formula, factoring, and prime factorization. The GCD of numbers 559, 110, 13 is 1.

1. What is the GCD of 559, 110, 13?

GCD of given numbers 559, 110, 13 is 1

2. How to calculate the greatest common divisor of 559, 110, 13?

We can find the highest common divisor of 559, 110, 13 easily using the prime factorization method. Just list the prime factors of all numbers and pick the highest common factor which is the GCD of 559, 110, 13 i.e 1.

3. How can I use the GCD of 559, 110, 13Calculator?

Out the numbers 559, 110, 13 into the GCD calculator and hit the calculate button to get the greatest common divisor as result.