The natives of an island in the Pacific between 35 and 36 degrees of southern latitude have the following custom. The chief of the tribe draws a line l on the sand. After that all natives can only draw circles that touch the line l. All these circles should lie on the same side of l and no circle should lie inside another circle or have at least two common points with another circle. The natives call two such circles neighbors if and only if they externally touch each other, and there is no circle between them that also touches the line l.

When the line l is drawn, the chief's daughter (let's call her victim) draws two neighboring circles with radii r₁ and r₂. After that n natives come to the drawing in turns and each of them for each pair of neighboring circles inscribes a new circle that touches the line l and both circles in the pair. At the end all circles are numbered with consecutive integers starting from 1 in the same order as their touching points with line l are situated along line l (circle with radius r₁ has number 1). The victim will be eaten if the radius of the i-th circle is rational. Help her find this radius and prepare for her fate in advance.

The only input line contains integers r₁, r₂, n and i (1 ≤ r₁, r₂ ≤ 1000; 0 ≤ n ≤ 30; 1 ≤ i ≤ 2ⁿ + 1).

If the radius is irrational, output a single line “Irrational”. Otherwise, output in a single line a radius of the i-th circle in the form of irreducible fraction.