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Hi, how to solve E? I have a solution if there has no constraint of P & M, that is: Greedily choose '+', but if expression satisfies |E1 — E2| > |E1 + E2| and it's not leftmost expression, choose '-', such that the answer is optimal. But I have no idea about with constraint of P & M. |
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