Adding Sales Tax to Every Price
Riverbend Supply's shelf-edge labels show prices with sales tax already in them, but the buying system stores prices without it. Tax is 8 percent on every line, with no exemptions. The label printer takes the whole day's price list in one go, and the prices come off the buying system in shelf order — the labels have to come back in that same order or they end up on the wrong shelves.
Task: Print the shelf price of every item: the stored price with 8 percent tax added on top.
Input
The first line holds a single integer n, the number of prices. Each of the next n lines holds one price in dollars, which may carry decimals.
Output
One line holding all n shelf prices, in the original order, separated by single spaces, each with two digits after the decimal point.
Example:
Input:
2
10.00
25.00
Output:
10.80 27.00
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