Hello codeforces!
I need help with this problem: UVa_11754
If all Ki = 1, we can use Chinese Remainder Theorem directly, but the number of possible states is (Π Ki = 100^9)
I believe there is a brute_force solution but i couldn't find it ):
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CRT Problem!!!
Hello codeforces!
I need help with this problem: UVa_11754
If all Ki = 1, we can use Chinese Remainder Theorem directly, but the number of possible states is (Π Ki = 100^9)
I believe there is a brute_force solution but i couldn't find it ):
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