1. Create an algorithm and flowchart to find the GCD and LCM of two numbers 2. Create an algorithm and flowchart to find all the divisors of a number Answer should be in the same format as the example: Algorithm & Flowchart to find Even number between 1 to 50 Algorithm Step-1 Start Step-2 $I = 1$ Step-3 IF ($I > 50$) THEN GO TO Step-7 ENDIF Step-4 IF (($I \% 2) = 0$) THEN Display $I$ ENDIF Step-5 $I = I + 1$ Step-6 GO TO Step-3 Step-7 Stop
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