The problem is to find a solution that computes the cheapest sequence of rentals taking you from post 1 all the way down to post n. In this example, the cheapest sequence is to rent from post 1 to post 3 (cost 3), then from post 3 to post 4 (cost 2), with a total cost of 5 (less than the direct rental from post 1 to post 7, which would cost 7).
Find a Brute Force Algorithm for the above problem, please don't use the dynamic programing soultion that already exits on the internet.
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