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Ceiling Sum

You are given two integers *A*,*B*. You have to choose an integer **X** in the range **[minimum(A,B), maximum(A,B)]** such that: **ceil((B - X)/2) + ceil((X - A)/2)** is maximum. What is the maximum sum you can obtain if you choose *X* optimally? Note: ceil(X) is the smallest integer greater than or equal to X ### Input * First line will contain *T*, number of testcases. Then the testcases fo

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