Can someone tell how for S>=2N, Petya wins in the following problem with also the approach?
I am not able to get the editorial and the approach. Please Help.
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Problem D
Can someone tell how for S>=2N, Petya wins in the following problem with also the approach?
I am not able to get the editorial and the approach. Please Help.
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ayush29azad | 2021-12-08 08:05:23 | 56 | ||
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ayush29azad | 2021-12-08 07:05:21 | 61 | Tiny change: 'blem/D) \nI am not' -> 'blem/D) \n\nI am not' | |
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ayush29azad | 2021-12-08 07:04:31 | 301 | Initial revision (published) |
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