Can someone please provide any hint on how to solve this question? I am trying to learn dp, If someone could spare some time it would be great.
Can someone please provide any hint on how to solve this question? I am trying to learn dp, If someone could spare some time it would be great.
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We can solve it without dp too in O(N^2) using contribution to total sum trick, consider an arbitary subarray [l,r] assume this is a single segment and there are separators between Ar & Ar+1 , Al-1, Al , so now we have k-3 separators left to place in left segment and right segment and multiply this product by avaliable gaps in both left and right combined let this number be g , ans+=product*gCk-3 do this for all subarrays and u get the answer.