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prove this π(N) ∼N/log(N), Please need it within 2 days...
request please someone solves it

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Answered by vocality

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Answer:

The formulas

π(n)∼

n

logn

π(pn)∼n

imply

n ∼

pn

logpn

pn ∼nlogpn ∼nlog(nlogpn) ∼n(logn+loglogpn) ∼nlogn

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