北京大学ACM题



Here is a geometric problem. You have an angle and some squares in the first quadrant of the plane rectangular coordinates. The vertex of the angle is fixed on the origin O of the coordinates, and both of its radial lines are specified by the input. The sizes of the squares are also specified by the input, and the squares can shift vertically and horizontally. Now your job is to use the squares and the radial lines of the angle to enclose the maximum area, which excludes the area of the squares (see Figure 1). You should note that the edges of the squares must be parallel to the axes.

-ACM Peking title Here is a geometric problem. You have an angle and some squares in the first quadrant of the plane rectangular coordinates. The vertex of the angle is fixed on the origin O of the coordinates, and both of its radial lines are specified by the input. The sizes of the squares are also specified by the input, and the squares can shift vertically and horizontally. Now your job is to use the squares and the radial lines of the angle to enclose the maximum area, which excludes the area of the squares (see Figure 1). You should note that the edges of the squares must be parallel to the axes.