Combinatorics Contest - Brazilian ICPC Summer School 2025

7 problems from Combinatorics Contest - Brazilian ICPC Summer School 2025 (contest 105669), difficulty -. 4/7 solutions verified against sample I/O.

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Combinatorics Contest - Brazilian ICPC Summer School 2025

ICPC/IOI | 7 problems | 4/7 verified | Difficulty - | 3m 46s

#	Problem	Time	✓
A	Retirement	38s	✓
B	Modular Arithmetic	17s
E	Introverted Dinner	26s
F	Secret Santa	46s	✓
G	Cars and Dirty Socks	37s	✓
H	Roulette	25s
I	Partition	37s	✓

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CF 105669B - Modular Arithmetic

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CF 105669H - Roulette

I’m missing the actual problem statement for Codeforces 105669H - Roulette (your input section is empty), so I can’t reconstruct the model, constraints, or intended solution reliably.

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CF 105669G - Cars and Dirty Socks

We are given a collection of socks split into several groups. Each group describes a specific “type” of sock together with a foot compatibility label and how many such socks exist. A sock type is identified by a string.

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CF 105669F - Secret Santa

We are asked to count how many different ways a positive integer can be broken into a sum of positive integers, where order does not matter. Two representations are considered the same if they consist of the same multiset of summands, even if written in a different order.

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CF 105669A - Retirement

We are given a simplified model of how retirement age changes over time. There is a baseline retirement age, and then several scheduled “reforms” that gradually increase it. Each reform increases the required age threshold by a fixed number of months.

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CF 105669E - Introverted Dinner

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CF 105669I - Partition

We are given a single integer ( n ). The task is to count how many different ways we can express ( n ) as a sum of positive integers, where order matters.