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Thanks so much for this comment! This fix has been made now. 🙂
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Thank you
@sereneseagull Huh weird I got the same answer and I believe it's a typo...
@thoughtfulmongoose I think the reason for this is because when you take the smaller one from each line (62 to 25) and add the remaining (24-1) the subset becomes {1,2,...62}, hence the 62.
For Q's 9 and 10 in the W2 test, it says a & b are integers when they're not. I think you meant positive numbers?
Isn't option B correct too? (6 is a perfect number)
