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A - Health M Death
Problem Statement
A magician is fighting a monster with HP $H$.
The magician can defeat the monster when its HP is a multiple of $M$.
Can the magician defeat the monster?
$1\le M,H\le 1000$
Input Format
$M~H$
Output Format
Print Yes
if the magician can defeat the monster; otherwise, print No
.
Sample Cases
$M$ | $H$ | Output |
---|---|---|
$10$ | $120$ | Yes |
$10$ | $125$ | No |
Analysis
Check if $H$ is a multiple of $M$.
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B - Many Oranges
Problem Statement
We have many oranges. Each orange weighs between $A$ and $B$ grams (inclusive, possibly non-integer).
The total weight of these oranges is exactly $W$ kilograms.
Find the minimum and maximum possible number of oranges.
$1\le A\le B\le 1000$
$1\le W\le 1000$
Input Format
$A~B~W$
Output Format
Print the minimum and maximum number of oranges separated by a space. If the scenario is impossible, print UNSATISFIABLE
.
Sample Cases
$A$ | $B$ | $W$ | Output |
---|---|---|---|
$100$ | $200$ | $2$ | $10 20$ |
$120$ | $150$ | $2$ | $14 16$ |
$300$ | $333$ | $1$ | UNSATISFIABLE |
Analysis
For the minimum number, assume each orange has maximum weight $B$: $min = \lceil \frac{W \times 1000}{B} \rceil$.
For the maximum number, assume each orange has minimum weight $A$: $max = \lfloor \frac{W \times 1000}{A} \rfloor$.
If $min > max$, output UNSATISFIABLE
; otherwise, output $min$ and $max$.
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C - Comma
Problem Statement
When writing an integer, we place a comma every three digits from the right. For example, $1234567$ becomes 1,234,567
, and $777$ remains 777
.
How many commas are needed when writing all integers from $1$ to $N$ inclusive?
$1\le N\le 10^{15}$
Input Format
$N$
Output Format
Print the total number of commas.
Sample Cases
$N$ | Output |
---|---|
$1010$ | $11$ |
$27182818284590$ | $107730272137364$ |
Analysis
Count commas by digit positions. For each power of 1000 starting from $10^3$, add the count of numbers greater than or equal to that power.
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D - Shipping Center
Problem Statement
We have $N$ packages (1 to $N$) and $M$ boxes (1 to $M$).
Package $i$ has size $W_i$ and value $V_i$.
Box $i$ can hold exactly one package with size $\leq X_i$.
For $Q$ queries, each specifying $L$ and $R$, determine the maximum total value when boxes $L$ to $R$ are unavailable.
$1\le N,M,Q\le 50$
$1\le W_i,V_i,X_i\le 10^6$
$1\le L\le R\le M$
Input Format
$N~M~Q$
$W_1~V_1$
$\vdots$
$W_N~V_N$
$X_1~\dots~X_M$
$L_1~R_1$
$\vdots$
$L_Q~R_Q$
Output Format
Print $Q$ lines containing answers for each query.
Sample Input
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Sample Output
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Analysis
Sort boxes by size. For each query, greedily assign the most valuable package that fits each available box.
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E - Lucky 7 Battle
Problem Statement
Given a digit string $S$ of length $N$ and a string $X$ of A
and T
of length $N$, Takahashi and Aoki play a game:
- On turn $i$, if $X_i$ is
A
, Aoki chooses to append $S_i$ or0
to string $T$; otherwise, Takahashi chooses. - After $N$ turns, if $T$ represents a number divisible by 7, Takahashi wins; else, Aoki wins.
Determine the winner when both play optimally.
$1\le N\le 10^5$
Input Format
$N$
$S$
$X$
Output Format
Print Takahashi
or Aoki
.
Sample Cases
See AtCoder.
Analysis
Use memoization to track the winner for each (turn, current modulo 7). The current player wins if any choice leads to their victory.
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