Sphere Online Judge

SPOJ Problem Set (tutorial)

4138. Harry and big doughnuts

Problem code: DOUGHNUT

Young Harry was asked to buy some foodstuff to his neighbour - weird old lady who owned a lot of fat cats. But cats were weird too and they ate only doughnuts. So the lady wanted Harry to bring exactly one doughnut to each of her pets – and she had c of them. Harry had a rucksack with him but as he was a little boy he could hump only k kilograms. Harry knew that each doughnut weights w kilograms (big cats, big doughnuts). Help him decide whether he should go to supermarket and buy the foodstuff or just give up and dream he could do some magic...

Input

There is a single positive integer t (t <= 100) on the first line of input which corresponds to the number of tests (Harry was asked to buy doughnuts few times). Then t lines follow, each containing three numbers: c, k and w (1 <= c, k, w <= 100).

t [number of tests]
c k w [number of cats, Harry's hoisting capacity and weight of doughnut]
c k w [next test case]
...

Output

t lines containing word “yes” if Harry is capable of handling the task or “no” if doughnuts would cause his spine crack.

Example

Input:
3
5 15 3
1 5 4
13 25 2

Output:
yes
yes
no

Added by:Filip Wielewski
Date:2009-03-26
Time limit:1s
Source limit:50000B
Languages:All except: TECS

hide comments
2010-01-01 19:59:38 Łukasz Kuszner
#include < cstdio > is a C++ convention.
If you replace it with:
#include < stdio.h > it will compile in C.

Last edit: 2010-01-01 20:00:40
2009-12-17 22:48:35 Burkhard
The sample solution from the tutorial gives a compilation error:
/sources/tested.c:1:18: error: cstdio: No such file or directory
SPOJ System © 2008-2010 Sphere Research Labs. All Rights Reserved.