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Starters 137

Spell Splice

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Chef has π‘ magic spells. The π‘–-th spell has a volatility of Vi  and a strength of Ai.


When spells i and j (1≀i<j≀N) are activated together, they merge to form a single spell of strength (𝐴𝑖×𝑉𝑗+𝑉𝑖×𝐴𝑗).

What's the maximum possible strength of a spell Chef can obtain by activating exactly two of his spells?


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