35 Let I(m, n) be a function that satisfies the relation I(m, n)m+ I(n, m)n gcd(m, n) , when m and n are nonnegative integers with m + n. Thus, I(m, n) = m' and I(n, m) =n' in (4.5); the value of I(m,...

35 Let I(m, n) be a function that satisfies the relation<br>I(m, n)m+ I(n, m)n<br>gcd(m, n) ,<br>when m and n are nonnegative integers with m + n. Thus, I(m, n) = m'<br>and I(n, m) =n' in (4.5); the value of I(m, n) is an inverse of m with<br>respect to n. Find a recurrence that defines I(m, n).<br>

Extracted text: 35 Let I(m, n) be a function that satisfies the relation I(m, n)m+ I(n, m)n gcd(m, n) , when m and n are nonnegative integers with m + n. Thus, I(m, n) = m' and I(n, m) =n' in (4.5); the value of I(m, n) is an inverse of m with respect to n. Find a recurrence that defines I(m, n).

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35 Let I(m, n) be a function that satisfies the relation I(m, n)m+ I(n, m)n gcd(m, n) , when m and n are nonnegative integers with m + n. Thus, I(m, n) = m' and I(n, m) =n' in (4.5); the value of I(m,...

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