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“Base B”Time Limit: 2000/1000 MS (Java/Others) Memory Limit: 32768/32768 K (Java/Others)Total Submission(s): 357 Accepted Submission(s): 177 Problem Description AekdyCoin is so fond of math.He loves Number.He knows how to express a non-negative number into P base.Say,he knows that the number 71 in 2 Base is exactly “1000111”. But AekdyCoin doesn’t think it’s a proper way to express a number.AekdyCoin want to creat the “Base B”,whose digits’ value is not only equal or larger than A,but also smaller than A+B.For example,if A = 1,B = 5,then AekdyCoin could express number 65 in “Base 5” ,it is “225” definitely .(But Not “230”,0 is out of the range [1,5]!) AekdyCoin is quite exciting about his “invention”,now he hopes that you could write a program for him which could help him to express a number in “Base B”. Input The input consists of several test cases. Every case has only three integers indicating N,A,B (0<=N<=10^9,0<=A<=100,2<=B<=100) Output For each case,you should output “Case x:” first where x is the case index.(x>=1). Then output the expression in “Base B”,if the number of digit is more than one,you should split them with exactly one ‘ ‘. We guarantee there is always a solution. Sample Input
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Hint Hint: In case 1, 65 = 2 * 5^2 + 2 * 5 + 5 * 1,and all digits are in the range[1,5]. Source | ||||||||||
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