Let be the probability that a randomly chosen integer, , is prime. If Then find the value of where is an integer.
Note: Assume that is very large, and ignore terms in your answer that are of subleading order in . Also, make the assumption that the probability that is divisible by a prime is exactly (which is essentially true, for a large enough sample size of numbers).
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