pieces, whose dimensions don't matter.
is making origami and he needs your help! He has an arbitrarily large rectangular piece of paper that he needs to cut intopieces of paper, he can cut the starting piece in , then stack the pieces together and cut them to obtain pieces. The catch is, doesn't have very good scissors, so he can cut through at most sheets of paper at a time.
likes to be efficient. Therefore, if he can, he will stack multiple pieces of paper on top of one another and cut them all at the same time. Note that since he wants crisp origami, he will not fold any papers beforehand. For example, if he needsTo save time, he would like for you to find out the minimum number of cuts required to obtain the pieces.
Constraints
Subtask 1 [60%]
Subtask 2 [40%]
Input Specification
The only line of input contains and , separated by a space.
Output Specification
One integer, the minimum number of cuts required to obtain the pieces.
Sample Input 1
4 2
Sample Output 1
2
Explanation for Sample Output 1
See problem description above.
Sample Input 2
100000 1
Sample Output 2
99999
Explanation for Sample Output 2
Since times for pieces of paper.
's scissors can only cut through one piece of paper at a time, he has to cut the paperSample Input 3
100 7
Sample Output 3
17
Comments
For the last two cases, output has to be long to prevent int overflow.
True origami does not use scissors. You are not a true origami.
Then what do you use to cut the wood to make the paper if origami is just folding
teach me how to be an origami