GCD of 886, 953, 164 Calculator

Given Input numbers are 886, 953, 164

To find the GCD of numbers using factoring list out all the divisors of each number

Divisors of 886

List of positive integer divisors of 886 that divides 886 without a remainder.

1, 2, 443, 886

Divisors of 953

List of positive integer divisors of 953 that divides 953 without a remainder.

1, 953

Divisors of 164

List of positive integer divisors of 164 that divides 164 without a remainder.

1, 2, 4, 41, 82, 164

Greatest Common Divisior

We found the divisors of 886, 953, 164 . The biggest common divisior number is the GCD number.
So the Greatest Common Divisior 886, 953, 164 is 1.

Therefore, GCD of numbers 886, 953, 164 is 1

Given Input Data is 886, 953, 164

Make a list of Prime Factors of all the given numbers initially

Prime Factorization of 886 is 2 x 443

Prime Factorization of 953 is 953

Prime Factorization of 164 is 2 x 2 x 41

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

Step1:

Let's calculate the GCD of first two numbers

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

LCM(886, 953) = 844358

GCD(886, 953) = ( 886 x 953 ) / 844358

GCD(886, 953) = 844358 / 844358

GCD(886, 953) = 1

Step2:

Here we consider the GCD from the above i.e. 1 as first number and the next as 164

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

LCM(1, 164) = 164

GCD(1, 164) = ( 1 x 164 ) / 164

GCD(1, 164) = 164 / 164

GCD(1, 164) = 1

GCD of 886, 953, 164 is 1

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1. What is the GCD of 886, 953, 164?

GCD of 886, 953, 164 is 1

2. Where do I get the detailed procedure to find GCD of 886, 953, 164?

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3. How to find GCD of 886, 953, 164 on a calculator?

You can find the GCD of 886, 953, 164 by simply giving the inputs separated by commas and click on the calculate button to avail the Greatest Common Divisor in less time.