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Place an integer Xi at each vertex of a pentagon, and their sum S = ∑xi > 0. If x, y, z are numbers placed on three consecutive vertices, and y < 0, then replace (x, y, z) with (x, -y, y, z). Repeat this as long as there is a y < 0. Determine whether this algorithm will always stop.
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No. Want the reason?
Take the fourth root of S = ∑ xi > 0, when its four corners are xi, the value always holds.
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It seems like the answer section isn't for helping people do math problems, ^~^
The answer section is simply just for answering questions related to 7723.
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