time limit per test: 0.25 sec.
memory limit per test: 9216 KB

input: standard
output: standard

Integer numbers from 1 to N are written in the increasing order, clockwise along the circle. You are moving from integer to integer sequentally. You start moving clockwise from 1.
Moving operation consists of the following steps:
1) You must count Q-th integer in your current moving direction and erase that integer.
2) Then you must move to the next integer clockwise.
3) If that integer is odd then your moving direction becomes clockwise (or nothing happens if you are already moving clockwise).
4) If that integer is even then your moving direction becomes counter-clockwise (or nothing happens if you are already moving counter-clockwise).

If there are no integers left you stop the moving process. Your goal is to find the last erased integer.
Let us consider the following example where N=5 and Q=3. The numbers will be deleted in the following order - 3, 1, 4, 5, 2. The last erased number is 2.

The first line of input contains N and Q (1<=N<=2000000; 1<=Q<=10).

Output the last erased integer.

Input

Test #1
5 2

Test #2
5 3