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Topic: Array Problem / Level: intermediate
Problem:
Find the number of distinct subarrays where the sum of elements is divisible by both their squared values and their digit cubes.
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Check if the sum of elements in an array is greater than both their digit cubes and their index cubes using dynamic programming.
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