In CodeTON Round 4, problem H has a rating of *2900 on CF, but during the contest, only 3 people passed the problem. However, Problem G, which has 21 people passing, has a rating of *3200.
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Why so Downvotes? i just share my opinion
People just share their opinion on your opinion
The rating of a problem is based on the rating of the people who solved the problem in contest. Look at the rating and solves of rainboy.
But this is unreasonable. Is there a good solution? Many times, this can lead to problems that don’t have the ratings they deserve, which can have a certain misleading effect on those who solve the tasks after the contest.