Step-by-step explanation:Find the largest NUMBER that divides 19, 35 and 59leaving the same remainder in each case.​a long way towards preserving biodiversity. While Jainism preaches complete non-violence, Buddhism follows the middle path and states that killing of animals or felling of trees should not be done until absolutely necessary. Mahāvīra gives the following preaching to his followers about the environment in the Āchārāṅga Sūtra. Nature, according to him, is to be ‘protected in all ways — no waste, no overuse, no abuse, no polluting. If we follow these principles, then we would stop destroying our environment as well as preserve the resources that are available for all to share. If there are more resources available for all, then the poor will ALSO get a fair share thereof’ (R.P. Chandaria). A bas-relief from Bharhut (Madhya Pradesh),showing worship of Buddha’s throne, and, behind it, the sacred pipal or Boddhi tree (Ficus religiosa). (Courtesy: ASI) 79 Bishnois and conservation During the medieval period many religious sects BECAME popular which vehemently advocated conservation of the natural environment. One such sect was that of the Bishnois, which became widely accepted in a climatically hostile zone of Rajasthan. The followers of the sect advocated the banning of tree-felling since they BELIEVED that trees are the basis of a harmonious and PROSPEROUS environment. The love for trees