#P9854. [CCC 2008 J1] Body Mass Index

[CCC 2008 J1] Body Mass Index

Description

The Body Mass Index (BMI) is one of the calculations used by doctors to assess an adult’s health. The doctor measures the patient’s height (in metres) and weight (in kilograms), then calculates the BMI using the formula:

$$\text{BMI} = \dfrac{\text{weight}}{\text{height} \times \text{height}}$$

Write a program which prompts for the patient’s height and weight, calculates the BMI, and displays the corresponding message from the table below.

BMI Category Message
More than 2525 Overweight
Between 18.518.5 and 25.025.0 (inclusive) Normal weight
Less than 18.518.5 Underweight

Input Format

On the first line, enter your weight, and on the second line, enter your height (in meters).

Output Format

Output the information corresponding to the BMI value obtained.

69
1.73
Normal weight
84.5
1.8
Overweight

Hint

Explanation for Output in Sample Input 1:

The BMI is 69÷(1.73×1.73)69 \div (1.73 \times 1.73), which is approximately 23.054523.0545. According to the table, this is a "Normal weight".

Explanation for Output in Sample Input 2:

The BMI is 84.5÷(1.8×1.8)84.5 \div (1.8 \times 1.8), which is approximately 26.080226.0802. According to the table, this is "Overweight".