Christian Reiher and Reid Barton want to open a security box, they already managed to discover the algorithm to generate the key codes and they obtained the following information:i) In the screen of the box will appear a sequence of n+1 numbers, C0=(a0,1,a0,2,...,a0,n+1)ii) If the code K=(k1,k2,...,kn) opens the security box then the following must happen:a) A sequence Ci=(ai,1,ai,2,...,ai,n+1) will be asigned to each ki defined as follows:ai,1=1 and ai,j=ai−1,j−kiai,j−1, for i,j≥1b) The sequence (Cn) asigned to kn satisfies that Sn=∑i=1n+1∣ai∣ has its least possible value, considering all possible sequences K.The sequence C0 that appears in the screen is the following:a0,1=1 and a0,i is the sum of the products of the elements of each of the subsets with i−1 elements of the set A= {1,2,3,...,n}, i≥2, such that a0,n+1=n!Find a sequence K=(k1,k2,...,kn) that satisfies the conditions of the problem and show that there exists at least n! of them. algorithmalgebrapolynomialalgebra unsolved