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problem DescriptionA mysterious country a football world championships---abnormal cups, attracting football teams and fans from all Around the world. This country are so mysterious that none of the information of the Games would be open to the public till the end of all the Matches. And finally only the score of each team would be announced.
At the first phase of the championships, teams is divided intoM groups using the single round robin rule where one and only one game would be played between each pair of teams Within each group. The winner of a game scores 2 points, the loser scores 0, when the game was tied both score 1 point. The schedule of these games is unknown, only the scores of all team in each group is available.
When those games finished, some insider revealed the There were some false scores in some groups. This have aroused great concern among the pubic, so the the Association of Credits Management (ACM) asks you to judge which Groups ' scores must be false.
InputMultiple test cases, process till end of the input.
The first line contains a positive integersM, which is the number of groups.
TheI-th of the nextMLines begins with a positive integerBi Representing the number of teams in theI-th Group, followed by Bi nonnegative integers representing the score of each team I n this group.
Number of test Cases <= 10
m<= 100
b[i]<= 20000
Score of each team <= 20000
OutputFor each test case, output M lines. Output ' F ' (without quotes) if the scores in the I-th group must is false, output ' T ' (without quotes) otherwise. See samples for detail.
Sample Input23 0 5 12 1 1
Sample OutputFT
Hint:
Test Instructions:
There are teams mm
, each group has a bib?i??
team. 22 plays between each group, win plus 2 points, draw each plus 1 points, lose no score. Now tell you the final score for each team in each group and ask if the score sequence is correct.
Exercises
If there is no tie option, to win a point, you can use Landau's theorem to determine, this problem slightly modified the theorem is good. MakeS1s2...snS?1 ?? ,s ? 2 ?? ,.,s ? n ??
Is their scoring sequence, from small to large to shoot a sequence, makingS1s2...snS?1 ?? ≤s ? 2 ?? ≤.≤s ? n ??
, then this sequence is valid, if and only if:
S1s2...siii1S?1??+S? 2?? +.. . +s? I?? ≥i(i−1)
, for all1in11≤i≤n−1
S1s2...snnn1S?1??+S? 2?? +.. . +s? N?? =n(n−1)
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The game when the topic did not see clearly, for 0 of the time of the special sentence also to forget, alas.
Code:
#include <cmath> #include <cstdio> #include <cstring> #include <algorithm>using namespace std; const int MAXN = 20000+10; #define MET (b) memset (A,b,sizeof (a)) typedef long Long Ll;ll A[maxn];int main () {int t; while (scanf ("%d", &t)!=eof) {while (t--) {ll n; scanf ("%lld", &n); ll sum=0,sum1,sum2; sum1=2* (n-1); sum2=n* (n-1); int flag=0; for (ll i=0;i<n;i++) {scanf ("%lld", &a[i]); if (A[I]>SUM1) flag=1; Sum+=a[i]; } if (n==0) {if (a[0]!=0) flag=1; } if (sum!=sum2) flag=1; Sort (a,a+n); ll Ans=0; for (ll i=n-1;i>=0;i--) {if (a[i]>ans+i*2) {flag=1; Break } else ans+= (I*2-a[i]); } if (flag) printf ("f\n"); Else printf ("t\n"); } }}
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