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Can anyone help in this Q? I thought of BS on search space but couldn't write isPossible function, 3 years ago
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Can anyone help in this Q? I thought of BS on search space but couldn't write isPossible function, 3 years ago
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Maybe we can do it like, sort by the right endpoints. Let's say we have to check whether $$$x$$$ number of chefs are enough, then what you can do is at each time $$$t$$$, you can keep making $$$x$$$ orders and whenever a right endpoint occurs, you subtract the desired number of orders from them. Now we just have to check if this can always been done. Spoiler |
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