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Choose k elements fromff an array so that the GCD is maximise.
Choose k elements from an array so that their GCD is maximise.
Constraints: N <= 3000 K <= N; K <= 100 Ai <= 10^10 (ten to the power of 10) I tried an algorithm of enumerating all divisors of ai and find the largest divisors that exists in >= k elements but it TLE. Can somebody help? Thanks in advance.
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Loserinlife | 2023-05-30 17:59:01 | 4 | Tiny change: '00\nK <= N <= 100\nA' -> '00\nK <= N; K <= 100\nA' | |
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Loserinlife | 2023-05-30 17:45:20 | 373 | Initial revision (published) |
