Strictly Inscribed Similar Triangles
Time Limit: 1 Second Memory Limit: 32768 KB
Special Judge
|AB|/|XY| = |BC|/|YZ| = |AC|/|XZ|,
where |MN| denotes the length of the line from M to N.
Triangle XYZ is Strictly Inscribed in triangle ABC, if each vertex of XYZ lies in the interior (not at a vertex) of a different edge of ABC. This means that no edge of XYZ can be contained in an edge of ABC. If XYZ is similar in order to ABC and strictly inscribed in ABC, we say that XYZ is a Strictly Inscribed Similar Triangle to ABC.
If the line through X and Y makes an angle with the line through A and B, there
are four possible orientations illustrated in the figures below. X and Y may
be at either end of the segment and the third vertex, Z, may be on either side
of the line. In the figures, the line through X and Y makes an angle of 30 with
the line through A and B.
Depending on the shape of the outside triangle, ABC, and the angle, , between the line through X and Y and the line through A and B, there may be 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4 strictly inscribed similar triangles to ABC with angle .
Write a program, which takes as input the vertices of the triangle ABC and
an angle , and computes the vertices of all strictly inscribed similar triangles
to ABC for which the line through X and Y makes an angle with the line through
A and B.
Use the value: 3.14159253 as the value for , should you need it.
Input
The first line of the input is a positive integer n which is the number of
triangle datasets that follow. Each triangle dataset consists of four lines.
The first line has the x and y coordinates of vertex A, the second line has
the x and y coordinates of vertex B and the third line has the x and y coordinates
of vertex C. The last line has the angle in degrees between the line through
X and Y and the line through A and B.
Output
For each dataset, you will output the number of strictly inscribed similar
triangles to ABC satisfying the input conditions. Then, for each such triangle,
print a blank line, followed by a line containing the coordinates of vertex
X (corresponding to A); a line containing the coordinates of vertex Y (corresponding
to B); a line containing the coordinates of vertex Z (corresponding to C); and
another blank line. Each coordinate should be given to four decimal places.
Sample Input
2 0 0 21 0 14 6 30 0 0 21 0 14 6 50
Sample Output
2 15.6030 4.6260 7.5905 0.0000 8.9396 3.8313 8.1575 0.0000 15.8312 4.4304 12.0075 5.1461 1 10.0510 0.0000 14.6315 5.4587 11.5450 4.9479Submit
Source: Greater New York 2002