Can someone provide a few problems solvable with Lagrange Multiplier ? I have solved just one problem UVa 12407 and want to try some more.
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622F - The Sum of the k-th Powers
That's not an optimization problem. Is it really solvable using Lagrange multipliers?
oh sorry I miss read the title as lagrange "polynomial"
http://wcipeg.com/problem/noi12p2
Try this
Ad Infinitum 14 — Random Number Generator
thanks all :)
http://codeforces.me/gym/100210 B
I remember this was related to lagrange (one of my teammates solved it and he said that)
I am not really sure