There is a polygon A
1A
2...A
n (the vertices A
i are numbered in the clockwise order). On each side A
iA
i+1 an isosceles triangle A
iM
iA
i+1 is built on the outer side of the polygon, and angle A
iM
iA
i+1 = α
i. Here A
n+1 = A
1.
The set of angles a
i satisfies a condition that the sum of angles in any of its nonempty subsets is not aliquot to 360 degrees.
You are given n <= 50, co-ordinates of vertices M
i and angles α
i (measured in degrees). Write a program which restores co-ordinates of the polygon vertices.
The first line of an input contains an integer n. The next n lines contain pairs of real numbers which are co-ordinates of points M
i. And the last n lines of the file consist of degree values of angles α
i.
The output file should contain n lines of pairs of coordinates of the points