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By Arpa, history, 5 years ago, In English

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I'm not getting div2 c ...how it is linked to knapsack?? can you explain the logic more clearly??

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    We want to find the probability of gaining i scores in games other than G. It's similar to finding in how many ways we gain i scores. It's a knapsack problem.

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      we need to gain i scores in such a way that after adding G to it .It must become greater than n*(n+1)/4.In other words we need to look for only those i's such that after adding G to it ,it can become greater than n*(n+1)/4.Am i right?

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        and we'll use knapsack to find those i's and we won't be using G as a weight?