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This is a greedy, math problem from CSAcademy Round #43.
You are given two integers $N,K$ and you are required to print an array of $N$ distinct integers $<10^6$ such that there are exactly $K$ pairs $(a[i], a[j])$ with their gcd as $1$.
You are given two integers $N,K$ and you are required to print an array of $N$ distinct integers $<10^6$ such that there are exactly $K$ pairs $(a[i], a[j])$ with their gcd as $1$.
Check out the following video where I've described the solution:
CSAcademy Round 43 - Coprime Pairs Tutorial (Number Theory)
Refer the Video Description to find the links to source code and problem link.
CSAcademy Round 43 - Coprime Pairs Tutorial (Number Theory)
Refer the Video Description to find the links to source code and problem link.
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