Description
Now give you a circuit who has n nodes (marked from 1 to n) , please tell abcdxyzk the equivalent resistance of the circuit between node 1 and node n. You may assume that the circuit is connected. The equivalent resistance of the circuit between 1 and n is that, if you only consider node 1 as positive pole and node n as cathode , all the circuit could be regard as one resistance . (It's important to analyse complicated circuit ) At most one resistance will between any two nodes.
Input
In the first line has one integer T indicates the number of test cases. (T <= 100)
Each test first line contain two number n m(1<n<=50,0<m<=2000), n is the number of nodes, m is the number of resistances.Then follow m lines ,each line contains three integers a b c, which means there is one resistance between node a and node b whose resistance is c. (1 <= a,b<= n, 1<=c<=10^4) You may assume that any two nodes are connected!
Output
for each test output one line, print "Case #idx: " first where idx is the case number start from 1, the the equivalent resistance of the circuit between 1 and n. Please output the answer for 2 digital after the decimal point .
Sample Input
1
4 5
1 2 1
2 4 4
1 3 8
3 4 19
2 3 12
Sample Output
Case #1: 4.21
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