Regroup! Regroup!
The caves have been completely traversed, and Mr. Benum has been located! However, the quest is not over. Swarms of bebiliths, or spider-monsters the size of elephants, are swiftly decimating the ex-convicts! It is up to Max to command the remaining ex-convicts so that they can exterminate the bebilith army. But first, Max has to ensure that the ex-convicts will stay alive!
There are
bebiliths in pursuit of one of the groups of ex-convicts. Each bebilith has a speed
, a venom-spitting distance
and a claw sharpness
(where the bebilith with the sharpest claw has the highest value of
). Meanwhile, the ex-convicts are running at a uniform speed
.
If two bebiliths have the same speed and are faster or at pace with the ex-convicts, the bebilith with the sharpest claws is more dangerous. However, if two bebiliths have the same speed but are slower than the ex-convicts, the bebilith that spits venom the farthest is more dangerous. Otherwise, if two bebiliths have different speeds, the faster one is more dangerous. Max numbers each bebilith from
to
. If there is a tie between two bebiliths in terms of how dangerous they are, the one that is numbered the lowest is considered more dangerous. Help Max determine what number represents the
most dangerous bebilith
times!
Input Specification
First line: 
Second line: 
Next
lines: Three space-separated integers
on each line. Line
represents the characteristics of the
bebilith.
Line
: 
Next
lines: A single integer
on each line, indicating that the
most dangerous bebilith's number should be reported back to Max.
Output Specification
lines of the
most dangerous bebilith's number as queried.
Sample Input
Copy
5
4
7 29 61
7 42 59
4 1 441221001
3 7 9996999
4
1
2
3
4
Sample Output
Copy
1
2
3
4
Explanation
Bebiliths
and
have the same speed, and both are the fastest. Their speed is greater than Max's speed. Bebilith
has sharper claws, so it is the most dangerous, while bebilith
is the
most dangerous. Bebilith
is faster than bebilith
, so they are the
and
most dangerous, respectively.
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