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Starters 126

Freedom

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Eren, Mikasa, and Armin are playing a game with an array A of length N to get FREEDOM.


Eren can select any indices i and j such that 1≀i<j≀N.

Let a,b, and c denote the points of Eren, Mikasa, and Armin respectively, where:

  • a=Aiβˆ’Aj
  • b=Ai+Aj
  • c=AiΓ—Aj

Eren, Mikasa and Armin will get FREEDOM if the values of a,b, and c form an arithmetic progression.

The task is to count the number of ways Eren can select pairs (i,j) such that they get FREEDOM.

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