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I remember one from maybe 4 months ago where it had some stuff about a polynomial and it asked to find the sum of f(10) over all such polynomials and the answer was 360 or something. I remember seeing only like 25 ppl solved it so I was like woww lol
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brb, building search and recommendation features :)
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I remember one that was in the 3000's a while ago... But I can't find it now :(
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Yeah The rating was somewhere near 3200 .
I remember one from maybe 4 months ago where it had some stuff about a polynomial and it asked to find the sum of f(10) over all such polynomials and the answer was 360 or something. I remember seeing only like 25 ppl solved it so I was like woww lol
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