11105 - Semi-prime H-numbers

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liauys
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Re: 11105 - Semi-prime H-numbers

Post by liauys »

sazzadcsedu wrote:how to determine a particular number is only multiple of 2 number!!!
plz some give me some idea;
i remove number containing more than 2-(5,9,13,17.....)
but cant handle case like:-5*117=(5*9*17).
how to handle them?????
If the number is a multiple of two h-primes, then it can't be a multiple of more than two h-primes, right? So what you can do is to generate the semi-primes out of the h-primes. :)
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Re: 11105 - Semi-prime H-numbers

Post by plamplam »

Uvatoolkit's output for this problem is wrong. Don't get confused if you try it. Here are some inputs:

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10
100
1000
10000
100000
1000000
0

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10 0
100 5
1000 82
10000 980
100000 10394
1000000 105752
You can use sth like sieve and modify it to fit the definition of H numbers. I got Accepted in 0.020s.
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