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What is the sum of all numbers qq which can be written in the form q=abq=\frac{a}{b} where aa and bb are positive integers with b≤10b \leq 10 and for which there are exactly 19 integers nn that satisfy q<n<q\sqrt{q}<n<q?
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What is the sum of all numbers q which can be written in the form q=(a)/(b) where a and b are positive integers with b≤10 and for which there are exactly 19 integers n that satisfy √(q)<n<q?
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What is the sum of all numbers $q$ which can be written in the form $q=\frac{a}{b}$ where $a$ and $b$ are positive integers with $b \leq 10$ and for which there are exactly 19 integers $n$ that satisfy $\sqrt{q}<n<q$?

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