Irrational pairwise distances
For a given natural number N it is required to construct the set of N points of the Cartesian plane such that
- coordinates of points are integer;
- a distance between any two points of the set is irrational;
- any three points of the set does not lie on one line.
Specifications
Input
The only line of the input file contains a natural number N ≤ 1000, defining the number of points in a set.
Output
In the output file you should write coordinates of points of a constructed set (each points should be in single line, its coordinates should be separated by space). Coordinates of points can not exceed 1000000 by absolute value. It is provided that there exists such set. If there are many sets satisfying conditions, you can output any of them.
Problem information
Time Limit: 0.5 secondsMemory Limit: 64 MB
Balls for the passed test: 3.0303
Complexity: 44% 14/25
Autor: À.Ëóíåâ
Source: Çèìíèå ñáîðû â Õàðüêîâå 2010 Äåíü 1
Example
Example inputSample 1 1 Sample 2 2 Sample 3 3 |
Example outputSample 1 1000000 -1000000 Sample 2 0 0 1 1 Sample 3 0 0 1 1 -1 2 |
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