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It should be N!/n!m!: N! gives you the # of orderings of N elements.Then we correct taking into account that the two arrays are already sorted.
It should be N!/n!m!: N! gives you the # of orderings of N elements.
ReplyDeleteThen we correct taking into account that the two arrays are already sorted.