How could i solve this problem.Please help me to solve this problem. Thanks in advance :)
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How could i solve this problem.Please help me to solve this problem. Thanks in advance :)
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It is just (A1 + 1)(A2 + 1)...(An + 1) - 1. Expand it for proof.
sorry,,i can't get any proof though it works well :) Thank you .Could you please help me to get the proof of your solution?
Proof by induction on size of array.
It's true for size = 1. Inductive step : moving from i-1 to i, use the recurrence mentioned in NMouad21's comment.
You can solve it by a simple O(n) DP approach.
let's suppose we have the answer to the prefix array ending at i — 1. if we add one element, which is a[i] then the answer for the prefix ending at i is:
ans[i] = ans[i — 1] + ans[i — 1]*a[i] + a[i];
and finally, the answer is just ans[n] of course
Here's an example code: https://ideone.com/VbqE9b