For an integer n≥2, let s(n) be the sum of positive integers not exceeding n and not relatively prime to n.
a) Prove that s(n)=2n(n+1−φ(n)), where φ(n) is the number of integers positive cannot exceed n and are relatively prime to n.
b) Prove that there is no integer n≥2 such that s(n)=s(n+2021) number theorySumphi function