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Language: GCD & LCM Inverse
Description Given two positive integers a and b, we can easily calculate the greatest common divisor (GCD) and the least common multiple (LCM) of a and b. But what about the inverse? That is: given GCD and LCM, finding a and b. Input The input contains multiple test cases, each of which contains two positive integers, the GCD and the LCM. You can assume that these two numbers are both less than 2^63. Output For each test case, output a and b in ascending order. If there are multiple solutions, output the pair with smallest a + b. Sample Input 3 60 Sample Output 12 15 Source |
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