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CMO 2012 Problem 2

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For any positive integers nn and kk, let L(n,k)L(n, k) be the least common multiple of the kk consecutive integers n,n+1,…,n+k−1n, n+1, \ldots, n+k-1. Show that for any integer bb, there exist integers nn and kk such that L(n,k)>bL(n+1,k)L(n, k)>b L(n+1, k).

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