In ACM/ICPC contest, the ''Dirt Ratio'' of a team is calculated in the following way. First let's ignore all the problems the team didn't pass, assume the team passed Xproblems during the contest, and submitted Y times for these problems, then the ''Dirt Ratio'' is measured as XY. If the ''Dirt Ratio'' of a team is too low, the team tends to cause more penalty, which is not a good performance.
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Little Q is a coach, he is now staring at the submission list of a team. You can assume all the problems occurred in the list was solved by the team during the contest. Little Q calculated the team's low ''Dirt Ratio'', felt very angry. He wants to have a talk with them. To make the problem more serious, he wants to choose a continuous subsequence of the list, and then calculate the ''Dirt Ratio'' just based on that subsequence.
Please write a program to find such subsequence having the lowest ''Dirt Ratio''.