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Дед Мороз приболел, а ему еще осталось доставить 5 подарков лесным зверятам! Поэтому он решил воспользоваться услугами пятью служб доставки товаров (чтобы каждый подарок был доставлен отдельной службой). Про каждую службу известно, сколько тугриков она берет за 1 км пути до адресата. Вам даны расстояния (в километрах) до лесных зверей и цены за 1 км пути для служб доставки. Normalized 21.02 Определите, какое наименьшее количество тугриков сможет потратить Дед Мороз на доставку подарков. В качестве ответа укажите одно целое число, например, 2017.
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1)5*8=40(Белка и доставка 2)2)7*6=42(Олень и доставка 3)3)7*6=42(Крот и доставка 4)4)6*7=42(Медведь и доставка 5)5)3*8=24(Бобер и доставка 1)Ответ:190
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It was an American journalist who was writing up England - or writing her down as the mood seized him. Sometimes he blamed and sometimes he praised, and the case-hardened old country actually went its way all the time quite oblivious of his approval or of his disfavour - being ready at all times, through some queer mental twist, to say more bitter things and more unjust ones about herself than any critic could ever venture upon. However, in the course of his many columns in the _New York Clarion_ our journalist did at last get through somebody's skin in the way that is here narrated.
It was a kindly enough article upon English country-house life in which he had described a visit paid for a week-end to Sir Henry Trustall's. There was only a single critical passage in it, and it was one which he had written with a sense both of journalistic and of democratic satisfaction. In it he had sketched off the lofty obsequiousness of the flunkey who had ministered to his needs. "He seemed to take a smug satisfaction in his own degradation," said he. "Surely the last spark of manhood must have gone from the man who has so entirely lost his own individuality. He revelled in humility. He was an instrument of service--nothing more."
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