A little boy likes throwing balls in his dreams. He stands on the endless horizontal plane and throws a ball at an angle of a degrees to the plane. The starting speed of the ball is V m/s. The ball flies some distance, falls down, then jumps off, flies again, falls again, and so on.

As far as everything may happen in a dream, the laws of the ball's motion differ from the usual laws of physics:

• the ball moves in the gravity field with acceleration of gravity equal to 10 m/s²;
• the rebound angle equals the angle of fall;
• after every fall, the kinetic energy of the ball decreases by a factor of K;
• there is no air in the dream;
• "Pi" equals to 3.1415926535.

Your task is to determine the maximal distance from the point of throwing that the ball can fly.

The input contains three numbers: 0 ≤ V ≤ 500000, 0 ≤ a ≤ 90, and K > 1 separated by spaces. The numbers V and a are integers; the number K is real.

The output should contain the required distance in meters rounded to two fractional digits.