Given an array of integers and an integer m, in one operation, choose atmost m numbers of the array and increment them.
What is the minimum no of operations to make all the elements in the array equal?
1 <= nums[i] <= 1e5
1 <= m <= 1e5
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Given an array of integers and an integer m, in one operation, choose atmost m numbers of the array and increment them.
What is the minimum no of operations to make all the elements in the array equal?
1 <= nums[i] <= 1e5
1 <= m <= 1e5
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assuming the numbers are incremented by one i think you can just sort the array and the biggest value minus the smallest would be the answer
why are you people upvoting my wrong solution this solution is wrong i posted the right one in the replies grahhhhh
I think this works.