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Thanks Aldo.
Can you please relate this to the actual problem and help me to understand how it comes to the solution D (4,7,3,84,160,117).
Appreciate your time..
No problem, sorry for the late reply. The tuple must satisfy the equation :
a,b,c,
/* Aggregation number of rows */ a*b*c,
/* Cube number of rows */ a*b*c+a*b+b*c+a*c+a+b+c+1,
/* Rollup number of rows */ a*b*c+a+a*b+1
And only one answers satisfies this.
Hello Aldo,
This is really helpful to understand,However I have one question about Rollup tuples count:- Intstead of a*b*c+a+a*b+1,it should be ,a*b*c+a+b+c+1
I think it goes from smaller combination to bigger, like this:
/* Aggregation */ (a*b*c),
/* Cube */ 1+a+b+c+(a*b)+(b*c)+(c*a)+(a*b*c),
/* Rollup */ 1+a+(a*b)+(a*b*c)
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Thanks Aldo.
Can you please relate this to the actual problem and help me to understand how it comes to the solution D (4,7,3,84,160,117).
Appreciate your time..
No problem, sorry for the late reply. The tuple must satisfy the equation :
a,b,c,
/* Aggregation number of rows */ a*b*c,
/* Cube number of rows */ a*b*c+a*b+b*c+a*c+a+b+c+1,
/* Rollup number of rows */ a*b*c+a+a*b+1
And only one answers satisfies this.
Hello Aldo,
This is really helpful to understand,However I have one question about Rollup tuples count:- Intstead of a*b*c+a+a*b+1,it should be ,a*b*c+a+b+c+1
I think it goes from smaller combination to bigger, like this:
/* Aggregation */ (a*b*c),
/* Cube */ 1+a+b+c+(a*b)+(b*c)+(c*a)+(a*b*c),
/* Rollup */ 1+a+(a*b)+(a*b*c)