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Use the Euclidean algorithm to find GCD(221, 85). Draw the Hasse diagram displaying all divisibilities among...

Use the Euclidean algorithm to find GCD(221, 85). Draw the Hasse diagram displaying all divisibilities among the numbers 1, 85, 221, GCD(85, 221), LCM(85, 221), and 85 × 221.

- Now I already found the gcd and the lcm but I forgot how to draw the hasse diagram

GCD = 17 and LCM =1105

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