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... than fives, so in fact it suffices to count the fives. That is, we need to count how many fives occur as factors of 1, 2, · · · , n. We have to be careful since some numbers, such as 25, have more than one five. To begin with, we count those numbers that have at least one factor of 5; that is, we co ...
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