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I have used the fact that a number n for its every multiple adds (n-1) numbers to the tally of numbers not divisible by that number n. For example :- 3*1 = 3 leaves (3-1) = 2 numbers which are not divisible by 3 which are 1,2. 3*2 = 6 adds another two numbers to the list of not divisibility which are 4,5. total list becomes (1,2,4,5) i.e. 4 numbers. this is because a number will have n-1 numbers between its two multiples which are not divisible by that number and will have remainder 1 to n-1. |
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Hi, I have solved the ques in O(1) time without binary search. You can see here 79680203 |
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