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Problem B. Bread crusts

Author:Антон Карабанов   Time limit:1 sec
Input file:Standard input   Memory limit:512 Mb
Output file:Standard output  

Statement

In the "Three minnows" tavern for a gold coins you can buy three bread crusts and get back some change, or, for b gold coins — five bread crusts and some change. How many bread crumbs you are guaranteed to get for c golden coins?

One gold coin is equal to 100 silver coins. There are no other coin types in the country. One bread crust price is a whole number of silver coins. To get three bread crusts and a change for a gold coins means that three crusts cost strictly less than a golden coins, but four crusts cost more than a gold coins.

Input format

Input contains three integers a, b and c, one per line. Input data is such that the answer exists.

Output format

Output a single integer — problem answer.

Constraints

1a<b109

1c109

Sample tests

No. Standard input Standard output
1
8
13
100
38

0.058s 0.008s 13