2005 AMC 10B Problem 13

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13.

How many numbers between 11 and 20052005 are integer multiples of 33 or 44 but not 12?12?

501501

668668

835835

10021002

11691169

Answer: C
Concepts:multipleinclusion-exclusioncounting integers in a range
Difficulty rating: 1370
Solution:

Between 11 and 20052005 there are 668668 multiples of 3,3, 501501 multiples of 4,4, and 167167 multiples of 12.12.

Every multiple of 1212 is both a multiple of 33 and of 4,4, so removing them from each group gives (668167)+(501167)=835 \begin{aligned} &(668 - 167) \\ &\quad {}+ (501 - 167) = 835 \end{aligned} numbers that are multiples of 33 or 44 but not 12.12.

Thus, C is the correct answer.

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