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    11/08/2017 TCS: CodeVita - Coding Arena

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    Rules & Regulations


    Problem : Air in the balloons
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    You have been given 'N' number of spherical Balloons of different radius when filled. You have to fill one balloon per day and
    the last balloon will be filled on Nth day. There is some rate of air reduction 'K' per day from each balloon. Fill the balloons in Notifications
    such an order so that the sum of the volume of all the balloons is maximum on the day when all the balloons are filled.

    Input Format: Status messages

    First Line is an integer N giving the number of balloons.

    Second line gives space separated N positive real numbers with up to 1 decimal place giving the radii of the balloons.

    Third line gives K, the rate of reduction in the volume of air as a percentage.

    Output Format:

    Maximum sum of volumes of all the balloons on the Nth day when all the balloons are filled. Take 3.14 as the value of PI and
    give the answer to two decimal places (truncated by ignoring all the decimals from third onwards). Note that the truncation
    should happen only after computing the volume of all the balloons on the final day to maximum precision.

    Constraints:

    Number of balloons <= 10


    Radius of balloons <=200

    Example 1

    Input
    5
    8 4 6 10 3
    10

    Output
    7117.88

    Explanation
    If we fill the balloons in the order 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, their volumes on the fifth day are respectively
    74.165544
    195.33312
    732.4992
    1929.216
    4186.666667
    And their sum is 7117.880531. Truncating the value two decimal places, we obtain 7117.88

    Example 2

    Input
    7
    3.5 9 4 6.6 7 11 9.1
    12.5

    Output
    12555.35

    Explanation
    If we inflate the balloons in the order 3.5 4 6.6 7 9 9.1 11, their volumes on the seventh day would be respectively
    80.56025567
    137.4322396
    705.5574848
    962.0256771
    2336.74875
    2760.581763
    5572.453333 The sum of these volumes is 12555.3595 and truncating to two decimal places, we obtain 12555.35

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    class.
    Note:

    Participants submitting solutions in C language should not use functions from <conio.h> / <process.h> as these files do not
    exist in gcc
    Note:

    For C and C++, return type of main() function should be int.

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