A positive integer is considered -trivisible if the sum of all different prime factors of which are not larger than is divisible by .
For example, is -trivisible because which is divisible by . Similarly, is -trivisible because all primes dividing are larger than , and the empty summation is divisible by . On the other hand, is not -trivisible because the sum of relevant primes is which is not divisible by .
Let be the number of -trivisible integers not larger than .
For example, , the -trivisible numbers being . You are also given and .