GTW likes math (BC 1001)

GTW likes Mathaccepts:472submissions:2140Time limit:2000/1000 MS (java/others)Memory limit:131072/131072 K (java/others)Problem description

One day, GTW listened to the maths teacher The Golden Dragon Fish class, began to do mathematics "from the independent enrollment to the competition". However, there are too many problems in the book, GTW still have a lot of things to be busy (such as the younger sister), so he gave the questions to you. Each topic will give
You a functionF (x) =AX2+BX+CF (x) =< Span class= "Mord" > < Span class= "Baseline-fix" >  Ask this function in the integer interval Span class= "Katex" >[l,r]  

Enter a description

The first line is an integer t that represents the number of data groups. (t≤1000t\leqT≤1000) for each set of data, there is a row, a total of five integers a,b,c,l,r. (∣a∣≤100,∣b∣≤100,∣c∣≤100,∣l∣≤100,∣r∣≤100,l<=r)       

Output description

For each set of data, a total of two integers max,min, representing the maximum and minimum values of the function in the integer interval  [l,r][l,r][l,R]. 

Input sample

11 1 1) 1 2

Output sample

9}

Hint

f1=3,f2=7f_1=3,f_2=7 f ? 1?? =3,f< Span class= "Vlist" >? 2?? =7, max = 7, min =3 
           

1#include <iostream>2#include <cstdio>3#include <algorithm>4 using namespacestd;5 intA,b,c,l,r;6 intFuncintx)7 {8     returnx*x*a+b*x+C;9 }Ten intMain () One { A     intt,i,j; -     intx, y; -Freopen ("In.txt","R", stdin); theCin>>T; -      while(t--) -     { -scanf"%d %d%d%d%d",&a,&b,&c,&l,&R); +         intmin=1000000, max=-1000000; -         if(a==0) +         { AMax=max (b*r+c,b*l+c); atMin=min (b*r+c,b*l+c); -         } -         Else -         { -              for(inti=l;i<=r;i++) -             { in                 intk=func (i); -                 //cout<<k<<endl; tomax=Max (max,k); +min=min (min,k); -             } the         } *printf"%d%d\n", max,min); $     }Panax Notoginseng}

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GTW likes math (BC 1001)