polski
Task Cylinders (men)
Cylinders
Memory limit: 32 MB
Byteasar urgently needs to measure 
milliliters of water.
He went to a shop that sells technical glass.
Unfortunately, water measuring glass is out of date and found the shop
being wound up.
Most of the glass was sold out and there were only two identical defective
cylinders.
Their defect was that each of them had only a subset of all the necessary scales
(in milliliters).
Byteasar had no choice: he needed those cylinders, so he bought them.
He is facing a new problem now: how to measure 
milliliters of water
using his cylinders?
In the beginning both cylinders are empty. Possible actions that can be performed are:
- pouring water from a tap to a cylinder until water reaches one of the cylinder's scales,
- pouring water from a cylinder to the sink until water reaches one of the cylinder's scales,
- pouring water from one cylinder to the other until water reaches one of the first cylinder's scales,
- pouring water from one cylinder to the other until water reaches one of the second cylinder's scales.
milliliters of water in one of his
cylinders or check that the measurement is impossible.
Input
The first line of the input contains one positive integer 
(
) that represents the number of scales in each of the cylinders.
The second line contains an increasing sequence of integers 
(separated by single spaces): the scales' values.
is always equal to 
and 
(
) is equal to the
capacity of each of the cylinders.
The third and last line of the input contains one integer 
(
).
Output
If it is impossible for Byteasar to measure the desired amount of water, your program should output a single word NIE (Polish for no). Otherwise your program should output the minimal number of actions that are necessary to perform the measurement.
Example
For the input data:
4 0 2 5 15 9
the correct result is:
5
Task author: Jakub Pawlewicz.