Secret Numbers
Problem CSecret NumbersProblemTwo natural numbers a and b are chosen (1<a<b). Person M is told the multiple of a and b (a*b), and person S is told the sum of a and b (a+b). The discussion between M and S goes like this:M: I do not know the numbers a and b. S: I do not know them either, but I knew you would not know them. M: Now I know the numbers! S: Now I know them, too! InputThe input file contains pairs of natural numbers x and y (2<=x<y<=550), one pair per line. The input is guaranteed to be correct. OutputFor each pair x, y, find all pairs of a and b, such that x<=a<b<=y and that the given discussion is possible. Write these pairs in a single line, and finish that line with "no more pairs." if there are a and b found in the given range, or write simply "no pairs." if there are not. Separate the numbers of a pair with a comma, terminate each pair with a semi-colon, and separate different pairs with a blank after the semi-colon, as shown in the example below. Sample Input2 10 2 20 Output for the Sample Inputno pairs. 4,13; no more pairs. Problem Source: ACM/ICPC Regional Contest Southeastern European 2001. Problem C. Secret Numbers Problem Archive: None SubmitStatistics |