Number of items that are divisible and indivisible
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Let n0 be the lower bound of the range of the natural numbers to be divided.
Let n1 be the upper bound of the range of the natural numbers to be divided.
Assume that n0 < n1.
Let a and b be the two natural numbers used for division.
Assume that a and b are distinct natural numbers.
Let n1 be the upper bound of the range of the natural numbers to be divided.
Assume that n0 < n1.
Let a and b be the two natural numbers used for division.
Assume that a and b are distinct natural numbers.
| Number of natural numbers counted | |
| The number of items divisible by a | |
| Number of items divisible by b | |
| The number of items divisible by either a or b | |
| The number of items divisible by a but not by b | |
| The number of items divisible by b but not by a | |
| The number of items that could not be evenly divided by either a or b | |
| The number of items that were equal to a | |
| The number of items that were equal to b |
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this program checks whether each number is divisible by two distinct natural numbers,
and compiles the results.