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Codeforces Single Account Policy: zh0ukangyang is Removed from the Rating, 3 years ago
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1916B - Two Divisors 240657753 My code was like that If (LCM(A,B)==B) then print:=(B/A)*LCM(A<B) else print:= LCM(A<B) The issue arises when A = 15 and B = 60, resulting in an output of 240. However, for 240, A should be 80, B should be 120. indicating that the solution is not optimal. Can anyone suggest an optimal solution? |
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