This is an open test problem. Its solution is a set of answers, not a program in a programming language. The tests
This is an open test problem. Its solution is a set of answers, not a program in a programming language. The tests are specified in the problem statement, and you only need to enter the answers to them in the testing system. In countries A and B, time is counted differently. In country A, one hour is exactly M1 minutes, and one day is exactly H1 hours. In country B, one hour is exactly M2 minutes, and one day is exactly H2 hours. The minutes in both countries are counted the same way. At some point in country A, a drought began. The government of this country knows that the drought in country B lasted exactly K days (according to the country"s calculation.
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B lasts for X days. They want to inform the people in country B about the duration of the drought in their terms. Your task is to calculate the number of days in country B that corresponds to X days in country A.To solve this problem, we need to use the conversion rates between the time units in country A and country B.
Let"s start by calculating the number of minutes in one day in country A. Since one hour in country A is equal to M1 minutes and one day in country A is equal to H1 hours, we can calculate the number of minutes in one day in country A as:
\[
\text{{Minutes in one day in country A}} = M1 \times H1
\]
Similarly, we can calculate the number of minutes in one day in country B using the conversion rates:
\[
\text{{Minutes in one day in country B}} = M2 \times H2
\]
Now, let"s calculate the number of days in country B that corresponds to X days in country A. We can use the formula:
\[
\text{{Number of days in country B}} = \frac{{X \times \text{{Minutes in one day in country B}}}}{{\text{{Minutes in one day in country A}}}}
\]
By substituting the values of X, M1, H1, M2, and H2 into the formula, we can find the desired result.
Please provide the values of X, M1, H1, M2, and H2, and I will calculate the number of days in country B for you.