Don't Code. Use Math   Given an integer composed input list A = and a target integer z, return the largest number of elements of A that will sum to z. Only the number of elements need be returned and not the list of those specific elements that were used in the summation. Detail an efficient algorithm if it exists or explain why it doesn’t.

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Chapter9: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities
Section9.9: Properties Of Determinants
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Given an integer composed input list A = <a1, a2, … , an> and a target integer z, return the largest number of elements of A that will sum to z. Only the number of elements need be returned and not the list of those specific elements that were used in the summation. Detail an efficient algorithm if it exists or explain why it doesn’t.
 
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