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You are given a sequence of 16N positive integers a1, a2, . .. , a16N - You may shuffle this sequence in any way you choose

You are given a sequence of 16N positive integers a1, a2, . .. , a16N - You may shuffle this sequence in any way you choose

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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You are given a sequence of 16N positive integers a1, a2, . .. , a16N - You may shuffle this sequence in any way you choose, i.e. change it to any one of its permutations. Then, let (a1 Đ a2) ® (az e a4) ...® (asN-1 asN), (a8N+1 O a8N+2) ® (asN+3 O a8N+4) ®...® (a16N-1 O A16N), where O and O denote bitwise AND and XOR respectively. Find the maximum possible value of x – y

You are given a sequence of 16N positive integers a1, a2, . .., a16N - You may shuffle this sequence in any way you choose, i.e. change it to any one of its permutations. Then, let x = (a1 0 a2) (az a4) ® ... ® (a8N-1 O asN), y = (a8N+1 O a8N+2) ® (a8N+3 O a8N+4) ® ... O (a16N–1 O A16N), where O and O denote bitwise AND and XOR respectively. Find the maximum possible value of x - y.
Transcribed Image Text:You are given a sequence of 16N positive integers a1, a2, . .., a16N - You may shuffle this sequence in any way you choose, i.e. change it to any one of its permutations. Then, let x = (a1 0 a2) (az a4) ® ... ® (a8N-1 O asN), y = (a8N+1 O a8N+2) ® (a8N+3 O a8N+4) ® ... O (a16N–1 O A16N), where O and O denote bitwise AND and XOR respectively. Find the maximum possible value of x - y.
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