WCIPEG 2018 ECOO Qualifier
For a living, Bincent runs a company which produces snacks. One of his most popular products are Billows™, for which he constantly receives custom orders.
Usually, the accountants he employs around the country are responsible for processing custom orders. However, the Accountants' Committee for Safe Labour (ACSL) has initiated a country-wide strike. As a result, Bincent must personally review the orders placed to each factory, and calculate the amount of material that each factory requires to complete all orders.
Conveniently, each size is defined by the amount of material required. Can you help Bincent find the amount of material required at each factory?
Input Specification
The first line of input will contain a single integer, , the number of factories.
Each of the factories will be described by lines of input.
The first line will contain an integer , the number of different sizes produced at the factory.
The second line will contain the space separated integers , each representing a different size.
The third line will contain the space separated integers , where represents the
number of orders for size .
All integers provided as input will be between and , inclusive.
Output Specification
The output should have integers on separate lines, each integer representing the amount of material which must be transported to each factory.
Sample Input
2
3
1 2 5
5 2 0
5
1 10 100 1000 10000
1 3 7 1 9
Sample Output
9
91731
Comments
This one is really interesting because the sizes are inputted all at once, and then the number of orders, so you have to pair the right ones up and stuff