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Hi,
To my understanding the statement are confusing…
One of the points is on allowed dupplications are we speaking about repetitions of an integer in the triad and / or repitition of there use in the sum ?
Second point are we supposed to limit the number of the repetitions of use (if it is authorized)?
Last but may be it is due to my misunderstanding, why on the IDE test 1 can’t we use the triad 1,5,50 or 1,5,100 or even 1,10,50?
Thanks to any one who could clarify this (I guess I may not be the only one…)
Both. If you want to make 6, triads [2, 7, 9] and [2, 2, 2] are valid propositions as you can generate 2+2+2 from them.
Yes. You must use 1 to 3 of these numbers, so you can’t use more than 3.
We can’t use 1,5,50 because to make 12 you would need to use 4 numbers: 5+5+1+1.
We can’t use 1,5,100 for the same reason.
We can’t use 1,10,50 because to make 102 you would need to use 4 numbers: 50+50+1+1
Hi,
Thank you, this is way better than the initial statements at to my perception.
hope it could help anyone else who would be in the same issue (I made several puzzle few were confusing me as this was).