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ujjwal
IIM Indore
•10mos
You can assume those i to be buckets, you can put these 2 buckets wherever you wish to such that total p are divided into 3 parts (a+b+c=9) in this question.
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godsplan
OP•10mos
BUT BROTHER IF I PUT three buckets i get them divided equally making 3 i's
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ujjwal
IIM Indore
•10mos
Couldn't understand
Can you show it?
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godsplan
OP•10mos
PPP/PPP/PPP I GET IT BROTHER. THIS IS THE REASON FOR 2 BUCKETS
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Second bucket = 0
Third bucket = 7
Look at it like this:
You just need two internal dividers to make it have 3 buckets.