NL-NWO 1995 Problem 5
An array of integers is called if for each the following condition holds: If is left out, the remaining twelve integers can be divided into two groups with the same sum of elements. A tame array is called if the remaining twelve numbers can always be divided in two groups of six numbers having the same sum. Give an example of a tame array of integers (not all equal). Prove that in a tame array all numbers are of the same parity. Prove that in a turbo tame array all numbers are equal.
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