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N-Divisibility (Posted on 2004-02-29) Difficulty: 3 of 5
How many positive integers divide at least one of 10^40 and 20^30?

  Submitted by DJ    
Rating: 4.1111 (9 votes)
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2301

Factors of 1040 have the form 2m5n with 0 <= m, n <= 40. So there are 41² = 1681 such factors.

Factors of 2030 = 260530 not dividing 1040 have the form 2m5n with 41 <= m <= 60 and 0 <= n <= 30, so there are 20×31 = 620 such factors.

Altogether, there are 1681 + 620 = 2301 numbers matching the problem.

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SolutionPuzzle Solution With ExplanationK Sengupta2007-05-28 11:55:32
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SolutionJUST CONT'EMAdy TZIDON2004-02-29 10:37:35
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