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Satyam
Quantum069
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Joined Jan 24, 2026
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Quantum069 has completed the contest Weekend Practice #22 and scored no score14 days ago
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Quantum069 has joined contest Educational Round #1018 days ago
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Quantum069 has completed the contest Weekend Practice #21 and scored no score29 days ago
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Quantum069 has completed the contest Blitz Round #16 and scored no score1 month ago
Quantum069 has completed the contest KNU Student Olympiad 2026, 1 stage (Mirror) and scored no score1 month ago
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Quantum069 solved problem Fruit Feast (#11161) on 3 attempt1 month ago
Quantum069 solved problem Pair Sum Divisibility (#8548) on first attempt1 month ago
Quantum069 solved problem Weighing (#1993) on 2 attempt1 month ago
Quantum069 has joined contest Blitz Round #161 month ago
Quantum069 has completed the contest Weekend Practice #20 and scored 315 points1 month ago
Quantum069 solved problem Split (#12368) on 3 attempt1 month ago
Quantum069 solved problem Triple (#12369) on 2 attempt1 month ago
Quantum069 has joined contest Weekend Practice #201 month ago
Quantum069 left a comment in discussion Two factors (#5)2 months ago

Editorial :there are few observation my initial thoughts to compare some factors power with k! cs of unique factors but thats totally wrong later i realised k = ceil(d(n) / 2)where d(n) is number of divisor of n and hopefully we know the formula for calculating which is product of prime (p1+1)*(p2+1)... now we perform DFS(backtracking) over prime exponents.

Quantum069 solved problem Two factors (#5) on 2 attempt2 months ago
Quantum069 solved problem Simple problem (#1) on first attempt2 months ago
Quantum069 has joined contest Blitz Round #152 months ago
Quantum069 has joined contest Educational Round #92 months ago
Quantum069 solved problem Complete to 9 (#11482) on first attempt2 months ago
Quantum069 solved problem Median number (#108) on first attempt2 months ago
Quantum069 solved problem Discounts (#80) on 6 attempt2 months ago