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By Zlobober, history, 8 years ago, translation, In English

Unfortunately Codeforces fails to show formulas in an editorial and I can't even press on "Preview" button :( While it doesn't work as intended, I put a bit ugly pdf-version of an editorial here. Unfortunately without model solution sources yet.

Russian editorial

English editorial

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" ... Pascal triangle and started to investigate properties of binomial coefficients located on the same line. That was the wrong way :)"

This is also a good way, the "Pascal triangle" tells me that we are finding coefficients of xc in (xa + xb)0 + (xa + xb)1 + (xa + xb)2 + ..., then it is easy to see S(C) = S(C-A) + S(C-B).

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Want to share my solution to E. It's seems to be isomorphic to what is written in the editorial but If I was to implement what is in editorial I would get much harder solution.

Let's root the tree in any vertex, now suppose pair of vertices u,v (au < av). If v is not in the subtree of u then it adds 1 to answer of all vertices in subtree of u. If it in the subtree of to — some direct child of u then it adds 1 to answer of all vertices except vertices in subtree of to which means add 1 everywhere and add -1 to subtree of to

Now process vertices u in decreasing order of its value in groups of vertices of same value: you need to know how many vertices v in each subtree (it's a range query) and outside of subtree of u (it's all others), and add answers to some subtrees. Adding to subtrees is either adding to a range in tin order or may be done offline.

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