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Discussion of Problem 1021. Sacrament of the Sum

Question is ambiguous!
Posted by Foo Chuan Sheng 8 Nov 2001 21:11
The question says : "if it is possible to choose from the
two lists of integers such two numbers that their sum would
be equal to 10 000 ...", implying that any two numbers will
do, regardless of whether they are from the same list or
not. However, it means, choose from the two lists of
integers such two numbers, one from each list...
Re: Question is ambiguous!
Posted by NOL 4 Oct 2002 12:32
 It means that first number from first list and second number from
second list
Re: Question is ambiguous!
Posted by Sashko 14 Mar 2003 20:28
>  It means that first number from first list and second number from
> second list

I haven't send the solution yet, because I suspected this trouble. My
solution is for ANY combination of numbers. Does it mean that I will
get WA ? Was it checked ?
Re: Question is ambiguous!
Posted by Stupnikov Pavel 16 Nov 2003 22:51
YES! When I checked ANY combinations i got WA. I stopped checking it
and got AC.