Help needed for an interesting oa problem!

Revision en3, by codehacker4689_p, 2023-09-30 09:02:39

There is an undirected tree T of size n, with edges of length 1. Initially, each of the nodes(1-indexed) stores a value equal to the node number. Shuffle these values among the nodes in such a way that no node stores a value equal to its node number.

There are two values to determine:

1.The minimum possible sum of the distances between the initial and final positions of all values.

2.The maximum possible sum of the distances between the initial and final positions of all values. Constraints: n<=1e5. Seen this in some recent oa and tried alot but not able to solve. Can anyone help please?

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en5 English codehacker4689_p 2023-09-30 11:01:33 2 Tiny change: '_nodes ≤ 105\n\n• 1 ≤' -> '_nodes ≤ 1e5\n\n• 1 ≤'
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en3 English codehacker4689_p 2023-09-30 09:02:39 22 Tiny change: ' values.\nSeen th' -> ' values.\nConstraints: n<=1e5.\nSeen th'
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en1 English codehacker4689_p 2023-09-30 06:31:29 576 Initial revision (published)