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I think the formula for f[i] is wrong in the editorial for problem C. Shouldn't it be f[i] = max(f[i + 1] , f[i + 1] * (1 — p[i] / 100) + c[i]). |
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Bro this is just asking for downvotes. Delete this before you get more negative contribution |
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Oh I just read the title and answered, didn't notice he was asking about today's B. In that case we need prime factorization |
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Learn sieve of Eratosthenes. It can detect primes till N in O(N log(log(N)) |
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I'm facing problems again, can you fix it |
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Yes it's working now |
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login not working |
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Got it. Thanks |
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"For the rest of the terms, it is easy to observe that the term below is always less than or equal to the corresponding term above since x is added in the calculation.". I can't observe it. Could would explain further |
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Petition to make the rank name tourist for rating >=4000 |
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I'm in |
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Can someone help me understand the solution for D.Why does there always exist a valid sequence of operations if we can satisfy the conditions for each element independently |
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Can someone provide a easir explanation for problem C |
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On
rifatentr →
I haven't violation any rule But Codeforces find my solution similar on last Div-4 contest, 4 years ago
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Hope they fix it |
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