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back to boardProblem 1300 is UNFAIR! Posted by Walrus 24 Aug 2006 22:16 In this problem we need to calculate R(S): F(R) = S, where F(R) = R – T(R) + L%*R – T(L%*R). But function F(R) is NOT increase monotonically! In other words, it is possible to find R: F(R) = F(R+1). So, it is impossible to calculate unique R(S). Example: 99 1000000000 10 2000000000 40 3000000000 41 0 77 100000000 2000000000 3000000000 4200000000 5000000000 1100000001 2200000000 3300000001 -1 If in your program R(S) = max{R: F(R) = S} then answer = 11086345330.78 (and you'll get AC) If in your program R(S) = min{R: F(R) = S} then answer = 11086345330.81 (and you'll get WA #7) Also your program can write another answers. Which of they are correct? And why? Re: Problem 1300 is UNFAIR! Admins. I think Walrus is right. may be need to change a statement... Re: Problem 1300 is UNFAIR! Posted by svr 24 Nov 2008 21:07 It is mathematical situation and not of statement. max{R: F(R) = S} may be =1/3 and approxed by double with eps. After rounding this eps may convert 0.4999999999~0.0 in 0.5000000000001~1. Thus we must solve the problem above fractions __int64/_int64. Got Ac when R is double but after floor(R*100+0.5)/100 This problem is another example that in double calculations we need in description of the author algorithm. Edited by author 26.08.2009 12:56 Re: Problem 1300 is UNFAIR! There is no fractions. I just used int64. :) Re: Problem 1300 is UNFAIR! Posted by svr 8 Dec 2008 12:36 Suggestion to find R(S) = max{R: F(R) = S} must be added with information: In what class of numbers should we seach of the S? 1) Numbers of pattern ########.## - rubles and copeys 2) All real numbers |
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