To enhance data security and prevent data breaches, Uber does not store the distance and time of a ride directly. Instead, we store derived values as unitless quantities: uSpeed $=>$ Value representing avg speed $($Floor in case of non$-$int$)$

uAlpha $=>$ A value representing time plus distance

uBeta $=>$ A value representing time multiplied by distance

uDelta $=>$ A value representing time minus distance

Due to a technical issue, these values got mixed up$,$ and the system forgot which value corresponds to which statistic. The values do not always appear in a specific order.

Your task is to return the distance and time corresponding

to the four given values. Assume the absolute value of

distance is always greater than time.

For example, if Time is $10$ and Distance is $12.$

uSpeed $=$ Floor$(12/10)1$ uAlpha $=12+10=22$ uBeta $12*10=120$ uDelta $10-12=-2$

Input record can be $[-2,1,22,120]$

$[$execution time limit$]0\mathrm{.}5$ seconds $($cpp$)$

$[$memory limit$]1$ GB

$[$input$]$ integer t

The first line contains an integer T$,$ the number of test cases.

$1<=$ T $<=100000$

$[$input$]$ array.array.integer testCases

Each test case consists of four integers A$,$B$,$C$,$D representing the mixed$-$up values of uSpeed, uAlpha, uBeta and uDelta.

$-10^9<=$ A$,$B$,$C$,$D $<=10^9$

$[$output$]$ array.array.integer

For each test case, return two numbers, Distance followed by Time

If no such integers exist, return $-1,-1$