.
For example, f (x)
for an equation
(4x + 2)/2 = 0
is written as:
The solution for f (x) = 0
is x = - 1/2
.
The input file consists of a single line with at most 30 tokens separated by spaces. Each token is either:
- a digit from 0 to 9;
- an operation +, -, *, or /;
- an uppercase letter X that denotes variable x
.
The input file contains a correct representation of f (x)
in postfix notation where token X occurs at most once. There is no division by a constant zero in this equation, that is, there always exists a value of x
, such that f (x)
can be evaluated without division by zero.
Write to the output file:
- X = p/q
if equation f (x) = 0
has a single solution that can be represented with a simple fraction p/q
, where p
and q
are coprime integer numbers and q
is positive.
- NONE if equation f (x) = 0
has no solution;
- MULTIPLE if equation f (x) = 0
has multiple solutions.
4 X * 2 + 2 /
2 2 *
0 2 X / *
X = -1/2
NONE
MULTIPLE