Given two number N,M.Count the number of pair(i,j) such that LCM(i,j)=i*j.Here M,N<=10^9 and min(M,N)=10^6. How can I do this?
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Given two number N,M.Count the number of pair(i,j) such that LCM(i,j)=i*j.Here M,N<=10^9 and min(M,N)=10^6. How can I do this?
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lcm(i, j) = i * j, when gcd(i, j) = 1.
so problem is -> how many pairs (i, j) such that gcd(i, j) = 1.
we can calculate it in min(n, m) with mebius function.
answer[i] = m[i] * f[i], where m[i] — value of mebius function(i), f[i] = function returning answer for i. in this problem it's (M / i) * (N / i)