Problem Description
On the way to the next secret treasure hiding place, the mathematician discovered a cave unknown to the map. The mathematician entered the cave because it is there. Somewhere deep in the cave, she found a treasure chest with a combination lock and some numbers on it. After quite a research, the mathematician found out that the correct combination to the lock would be obtained by calculating how many ways are there to pick m different apples among n of them and modulo it with M. M is the product of several different primes.
Input
On the first line there is an integer T(T≤20) representing the number of test cases.
Each test case starts with three integers n,m,k(1≤m≤n≤1018,1≤k≤10) on a line where k is the number of primes. Following on the next line are k different primes p1,...,pk. It is guaranteed that M=p1⋅p2⋅⋅⋅pk≤1018 and pi≤105 for every i∈{1,...,k}.
Output
For each test case output the correct combination on a line.
Sample Input
1
9 5 2
3 5
Sample Output
6
