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By MazzForces, history, 7 years ago, In English

Hello,

Today, I was trying to solve this problem. The Dp behind this problem is not very difficult and is not the tricky part of the problem according to me.

The part that I have completely failed to to understand in this problem is where we are required to calculate ( Pi * 10002N%(1e9 + 7)). The author meintions in the problem statement that this (( Pi * 10002N%(1e9 + 7))) is guaranteed to be an integer.

Can somebody please provide me a proof of this or just simplify the formula ? I have complete idea about how to approach this problem with doubles without Modulo, but have no idea about doing this with the formula above. How do I calculate the probability  * 10002N%(1e9 + 7) ? Help !

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If you can calculate probability modulo P then just multiply answer by 10002N. It can be done by calculating 2N modulo P - 1 and use this theorem calculating answer