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is it 26..??
5+125/5..
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Going by Zhung Gazi's formula...

#multiples of n b/w x and y (inclusive) = 1 + [|x-y|/n]

= 1+ [|5-125|/5]
= 1+ [120/5]
=1+24
= 25


Alternately....125/5=25... you got 26...that would mean you are considereing 0 as a miultiple of 5 too...but since the range starts from 5 ...the # of multiples are 25...

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