Largest Gold Ingot - Problem Description Ramesh is a goldamith, who brought a large number of gold ingot each of different length (L) but equal breadth (B) and height (H). He wants to weld the ingots of same length with e Akash, to weld the ingots of same length with each other. But Akash forgot that he had to weld the ingots of same length, instead he welded the ingots in a random manner. Later Ramesh found out what he had done. He then ordered Akash to cut the welded ingot such that a cuboid with the largest volume from the welded gold ingot is obtained. Find the volume of summation of gold ingots minus volume of the largest cuboid. - Constraints O«G< 105 - Input First Line contains one integer G, denoting number of gold ingots Second line contains two space separated integers B and H, where B denotes the breadth and H denotes the height of individual ingot Third line contains G space separated integers, denoting the length of the individual gold ingots that are welded together in adjacent manner - Output An integer corresponding to the volume of summation of gold ingots minus volume of the largest cuboid, mod 109+7. - Time Limit - Examples Example 1 Input 11 6734513

Largest Gold Ingot - Problem Description Ramesh is a goldamith, who brought a large number of gold ingot each of different length (L) but equal breadth (B) and height (H). He wants to weld the ingots of same length with e Akash, to weld the ingots of same length with each other. But Akash forgot that he had to weld the ingots of same length, instead he welded the ingots in a random manner. Later Ramesh found out what he had done. He then ordered Akash to cut the welded ingot such that a cuboid with the largest volume from the welded gold ingot is obtained. Find the volume of summation of gold ingots minus volume of the largest cuboid. - Constraints O«G< 105 - Input First Line contains one integer G, denoting number of gold ingots Second line contains two space separated integers B and H, where B denotes the breadth and H denotes the height of individual ingot Third line contains G space separated integers, denoting the length of the individual gold ingots that are welded together in adjacent manner - Output An integer corresponding to the volume of summation of gold ingots minus volume of the largest cuboid, mod 109+7. - Time Limit - Examples Example 1 Input 11 6734513

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