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Problem
Let How many positive integer divisors of
are less than
but do not divide
?
Solution
We know that must have
factors by its prime factorization. If we group all of these factors (excluding
) into pairs that multiply to
, then one factor per pair is less than
, and so there are
factors of
that are less than
. There are
factors of
, which clearly are less than
, but are still factors of
. Therefore, there are
factors of
that do not divide
.
See also
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