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EIGRADU - Graduation

As required by the training program, students must earn at least m credits  to graduate(each course with a score of 50 or more will be calculated 4 credits). You are assigned to write a software to process and print a list of students eligible to graduate.

Input

The first line contains the number of students (denoted by n) and the minimum number of credits (n ≤ 106, m ≤ 250).

The i-th line in the next n lines shows the information of the ith student: student ID, student name, number of course pi and pi iintegers representing highest grade in pith  course (0 ≤ pi ≤ 100).

Student ID is an integer contains no more than 10 digits; Student names include the lowercase letters and not more than 20 characters.

Output

 

For each student, output the student ID, student name and grade point average (only for the subjects you have passed) separated by a space. Students are arranged in descending average score. If two students have equal GPA, the student output with the student ID is smaller than before.
The average is rounded down to the unit.

For each student, output the student ID, student name and grade point average (only for the passed courses) separated by a space. Students are sorted in descending average score. If two students have equal GPA, the student output with the smaller student ID ifirst.

The average is rounded down to the unit.

 

Example

Input:
3 12
1231209122 khoa 5 45 60 50 80 40 
1231209123 van 3 50 55 60
1231209124 my 3 45 60 100 


Output:
1231209122 khoa 63
1231209123 van 55


Added by:Ha Minh Ngoc
Date:2017-08-21
Time limit:1s
Source limit:50000B
Memory limit:1536MB
Cluster: Cube (Intel G860)
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