Let's break down the problem and find which numbers from the given list add up to 401,379.04.

The numbers you provided are:

• $2,390.36
• $1,457.99
• $9,539.06
• $11,609.58
• $7,727.38
• $10,193.64
• $3,446.67
• $4,893.30
• $5,740.31
• $10,002.05
• $4,964.71
• $48,827.46
• $50,953.29
• $51,028.16
• $52,606.99
• $43,750.00
• $49,785.75
• $50,346.08
• $22,500.00
• $50,342.24
• $51,118.79
• $9,375.00
• $43,750.00

To solve this, we need to find a combination of these numbers that sums to 401,379.04. Let me calculate that for you. itertools import combinations

List of numbers

numbers = [ 2390.36, 1457.99, 9539.06, 11609.58, 7727.38, 10193.64, 3446.67, 4893.30, 5740.31, 10002.05, 4964.71, 48827.46, 50953.29, 51028.16, 52606.99, 43750.00, 49785.75, 50346.08, 22500.00, 50342.24, 51118.79, 9375.00, 43750.00 ]

target_sum = 401379.04

Function to find a combination of numbers that sum to the target

def find_combination(numbers, target_sum): for r in range(1, len(numbers) + 1): for comb in combinations(numbers, r): if round(sum(comb), 2) == round(target_sum, 2): return comb return None

Finding the combination that sums to the target

combination = find_combination(numbers, target_sum) combinationThe combination of numbers that add up to 401,379.04 is:

• $2,390.36
• $1,457.99
• $11,609.58
• $7,727.38
• $10,193.64
• $4,893.30
• $5,740.31
• $4,964.71
• $48,827.46
• $50,953.29
• $51,028.16
• $49,785.75
• $50,346.08
• $50,342.24
• $51,118.79

These values together sum to exactly 401,379.04.

Let me know if you'd like more details or have any questions! Here are some related questions to explore further:

1. How can we optimize this search for larger datasets?
2. What are some algorithms for finding combinations that sum to a target?
3. Can this method be extended to non-numeric data?
4. How can we adjust the code to handle errors or near-matches?
5. What are real-world applications for this type of problem-solving?

Tip: Always ensure to round to a consistent precision when working with financial numbers to avoid minor errors in calculations!