Undergrad What does this n(MAX)j=1 part mean?
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The notation n(MAX)j=1 indicates that one should retain the value of j, which ranges from 1 to n, for which the expression within the brackets achieves its maximum value. This concept is crucial for understanding optimization problems in mathematical contexts. The discussion clarifies the meaning of this notation, ensuring that users can apply it correctly in relevant scenarios.
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