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I am a lil confused on this one.. There are 3 teams with 3 members each so there are total 9
members. But max value of n is only 5.. so, I guess anyone finishing 5th to 9th will get 1 point
each..
In that case least point acquired by a team would be when all 3 members of the team finish
between position 5th to 9th...
The way I see it is that there are 9 racers and that only the top 5 finishers are given points since 6-n points are given when 1<=n<=5.
Since no team will earn more than 6 points, One team could receive 5 (1st place) and 1 (5th place), and second team could receive 4 (2nd place) and 2 (4th place). Therefore the last time would receive 3 points. There's probably a mathematically expression to this problem but this is the logic I followed.
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