I'm sorry but: Only a PAIR of integers can be said to be COPRIME TO EACH OTHER. Therefore the way this problem is stated, it does not make sense, because no single integer can be said to be a "coprime number". It takes TWO integers to be CO-PRIME to each other. For example the pair of integers {8,9} are said to be coprime because their only common factor is 1. What do you mean to ask about such coprime PAIRS of integers? What do you mean by the "sum of such pairs"? Edwin