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how to approach such binary problems
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how to approach such binary problems?
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SirLancelotDuLac
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6/10/25, 12:13 PM
2003 in binary is 11001011111
. Now for any k
_th digit number where k
<11
, it is easy to find by symmetry the number of such numbers
.
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SirLancelotDuLac
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6/10/25, 12:13 PM
As for 11
-digit numbers
, you
'll have to case
-work a bit
.
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YesArnavPie123
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6/10/25, 12:13 PM
oh i got it
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6/10/25, 12:13 PM
thanks
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6/10/25, 12:14 PM
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