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In case anyone else was wondering, Yes you can solve this problem analytically. So if you want to write your own Math.Polynomial instead of doing numerical integration you can.
Ocaml solution:
scala code can't compile due to fail of functions that it promised to handle.
Solution.scala:50: error: not found: value readLine displayAnswers(readLine().trim().split(" ").toList.map(.toInt),readLine().trim().split(" ").toList.map(.toInt),readLine().trim().split(" ").toList.map(.toInt)) ^ Solution.scala:50: error: not found: value readLine displayAnswers(readLine().trim().split(" ").toList.map(.toInt),readLine().trim().split(" ").toList.map(.toInt),readLine().trim().split(" ").toList.map(.toInt)) ^ Solution.scala:50: error: not found: value readLine displayAnswers(readLine().trim().split(" ").toList.map(.toInt),readLine().trim().split(" ").toList.map(.toInt),readLine().trim().split(" ").toList.map(_.toInt))