Return of the Aztecs

Aztec kings were very rich and they were proud of their wealth. Once an Aztec king ordered some decoration items to decorate the palace. The decoration items were big cirlces (actually spheres, but here we will consider them to be circles) of glasses. All the circles had the same radius. But it was risky to bring the fragile circles to the palace, because the circles could break easily. The minister of the king suggested that the circles should be packed in the smallest box possible so that they cannot move inside the box. But the king was too proud to do so. He orderd that the boxes should be as large as possible ensuring that the circles won't be able to move inside the boxes, and of course they must be of square-size. So the royal mathematician had a job in his hands, and he seeks your help. Each box can have 9 or 10 circles. See the pictures below.

Box with 9 circles	Box with 10 circles

Input

Input will consist of several test cases. In each test case, there will be a real number r (0 < r < 10000000) denoting the radius of the circles. Input ends with EOF.

Output

For each test case print the length of one side of the box with 9 circles, then a space and then the size of one side of the box with 10 circles, both upto 5-decimal places. A special judge will be used to check your solution. So you need not worry about small precision errors.

Sample Input

0.00001
0.00002
0.00003

Sample Output

0.00007 0.00008
0.00014 0.00015
0.00021 0.00023

Problem setter: Sadrul Habib Chowdhury (Adil)

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