The number x is called a square root of a modulo n (root(a,n)) if x*x = a (mod n). Write the program to find the square root of number a by given modulo n.

One number K in the first line is an amount of tests (K ≤ 100000). Each next line represents separate test, which contains integers a and n (1 ≤ a, n ≤ 32767, n is prime, a and n are relatively prime).

For each input test the program must evaluate all possible values root(a,n) in the range from 1 to n − 1 and output them in increasing order in one separate line using spaces. If there is no square root for current test, the program must print in separate line: ‘No root’.