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Problem H
Glasses Foggy, Mom's Spaghetti

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Conway loves being able to see!

Conway’s glasses are foggy,
Knees weak, arms are heavy.
Palms are sweaty, mom’s spaghetti.
He’s nervous, but on the surface he looks calm and ready
to go home neat and tidy, but the streets are trippy.

In order to go home, Conway needs to follow the street sign that is straight in front of him (not to the left/right). Trying to see the sign, he raises his head by an angle, aligning the center of the lenses to the center of the road sign, where the lens is always perpendicular to the line of sight. Unfortunately, Conway’s glasses are foggy so he needs to wipe his lenses with his trusty microfiber cloth. Conway can only see through the clear areas on the lens, and thus he wants to know the height of his glasses lens so he knows how much he needs to wipe.

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Figure 1: An example of the scenario is shown on the left. The dotted line represents the line of sight. The green region on the lens represents the clear region on the lens. The scenario on the left can be abstracted to the diagram on the right.

Given the following information, find the height of the smallest area he needs to wipe before he can see the entire sign (the minimum length of the green line segment).

  • Distance from the pupil to the lenses: $d$ units.

  • Horizontal distance from the pupil to the road sign: $x$ units.

  • Vertical distance from the pupil to the center of the road sign: $y$ units.

  • Vertical size of the road sign: $h$ units.

Input

The input consists of four space separated integers: $d$, $x$, $y$, $h$. It’s guaranteed that $0 < d < x < 10\, 000$, $0 \leq y < 10\, 000$, and $0 < h < 10\, 000$.

Output

Output one number, the minimum required height of the clear area on the lens. Your answer will be considered correct if the absolute or relative error does not exceed $10^{-6}$.

Sample Input 1 Sample Output 1
5 40 30 10
0.802890
Sample Input 2 Sample Output 2
1 100 0 20
0.200000

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