Problem Description

In a 2_D plane, there is a point strictly in a regular polygon with N sides. If you are given the distances between it and N vertexes of the regular polygon, can you calculate the length of reguler polygon's side? The distance is defined as dist(A, B) = sqrt( (Ax-Bx)*(Ax-Bx) + (Ay-By)*(Ay-By) ). And the distances are given counterclockwise.

Input

First a integer T (T≤ 50), indicates the number of test cases. Every test case begins with a integer N (3 ≤ N ≤ 100), which is the number of regular polygon's sides. In the second line are N float numbers, indicate the distance between the point and N vertexes of the regular polygon. All the distances are between (0, 10000), not inclusive.

Output

For the ith case, output one line “Case k: ” at first. Then for every test case, if there is such a regular polygon exist, output the side's length rounded to three digits after the decimal point, otherwise output “impossible”.

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3
3.0 4.0 5.0
3
1.0 2.0 3.0

Case 1: 6.766
Case 2: impossible