11 teams scored 520 points on this task, for a maximum score of 100, an average score of 47 and a median score of 24.
RANDy is back at it again, but now he is entering a more advanced dog trick competition with his canine friend, Pompieru. There are K tricks which can be performed in this competition, numbered from 1 to K and Pompieru knows how to perform all of them. However, performing specific tricks one after the other is not always possible: he can only perform trick b right after trick a if he has been trained to do so. RANDy trained Pompieru to perform M pairs of consecutive tricks (A_i, B_i), meaning that Pompieru knows how to perform trick B_i right after trick A_i. The participants are required to perform N tricks T_0, T_1, …, T_N-1 in this specific order. Pompieru will first perform the trick T_0 earning 2 points. When Pompieru finishes performing the trick T_i he will move on to trick T_i + 1. If he can perform the trick T_i + 1 right after T_i he will earn 2 points, otherwise he can choose to perform some (one or more) in between tricks, enabling him to perform T_i + 1...