C++ for Engineers and Scientists
C++ for Engineers and Scientists
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ISBN: 9781133187844
Author: Bronson, Gary J.
Publisher: Course Technology Ptr
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Chapter 2.4, Problem 2E

(Practice) Determine the values of the following integer expressions:

a .   3   +   4   *   6                                                                                                                 f .   20     2   /   ( 6   +   3 ) b .   3   *   4   /   6   +   6                                                                                                     g .   ( 20     2 )   /   6   +   3 c .   2   *   3   /   12   *   8   /   4                                                                                     h .   ( 20     2 )   /   ( 6   +   3 ) d .   10   *   ( 1   +   7   *   3 )                                                                                         i .   50   %   20 e .   20     2   /   6   +   3                                                                                                   j .   ( 10   +   3 )   %   4

a.

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To determine value of expression 3 + 4 * 6 .

Program Description Answer

The output of the expression 3 + 4 * 6 is 27

Explanation of Solution

The statement is evaluated as follows

  3 + 4 * 6 :: 27= 3 + 24=27

b.

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To determine value of integral expression : 3 &*#x00A0;4 / 6 + 6

Program Description Answer

The output of the expression 3 &*#x00A0;4 / 6 + 6 is 8

Explanation of Solution

Integral expression is evaluated as follows:

  3 * 4 / 6 + 6= 12 /6 + 6= 2 + 6= 8

c.

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To evaluate the integral expression : 2 &*#x00A0;3 / 12 &*#x00A0;8 / 4

Program Description Answer

The output of the expression 2 &*#x00A0;3 / 12 &*#x00A0;8 / 4 is 0

Explanation of Solution

The expression is evaluated as below:

  2 * 3 / 12 * 8 / 4= 6 / 12 * 8 / 4= 0.5 * 8 / 4= 0 / 4= 0

d.

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Determine the result of given integral expression :

  10 &*#x00A0;(1 + 7 &*#x00A0;3)

Program Description Answer

The output of the expression 10 &*#x00A0;(1 + 7 &*#x00A0;3) is 220

Explanation of Solution

The output of the expression is evaluated as follows :

  10 * ( 1 + 7 * 3)= 10 * (  1 + 21)= 10 * 22= 220

e.

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Program Plan Intro

To determine value of given integral expression : 20 - 2 / 6 + 3

Program Description Answer

The output of the expression 20 - 2 / 6 + 3 is 23

Explanation of Solution

The given expression is evaluated as follows:

  20  2 / 6 + 3= 20  0 + 3= 23

f.

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Program Plan Intro

Determine value of given integral expression : 20 - 2 / (6 + 3)

Program Description Answer

The output of the expression 20 - 2 / (6 + 3) is 20

Explanation of Solution

The expression is evaluated as follows:

  20  2 / ( 6 + 3)= 20  2 / 9= 20  0= 20

g.

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Determine value of given integral expression : (20 - 2) / 6 + 3

Program Description Answer

The output of the expression (20 - 2) / 6 + 3 is 6

Explanation of Solution

The output of the expression is evaluated as follows:

  ( 20  2) / 6 + 3= 18 / 6 + 3= 3 + 3= 6

h.

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Program Plan Intro

Evaluate the given integral expression : (20 - 2) / (6 + 3)

Program Description Answer

The output of the expression (20 - 2) / (6 + 3) is 2

Explanation of Solution

The output of the expression is evaluated as follows:

  ( 20  2) / ( 6 + 3)= 18 / ( 6 + 3)= 18 / 9= 2

i.

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Determine value of given integral expression :  50 % 20

Program Description Answer

The output of the expression  50 % 20 is 10

Explanation of Solution

The expression is evaluated as follows:

  50 % 20= 10

j.

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Evaluate the integral expression : (10 + 3) % 4

Program Description Answer

The output of the expression (10 + 3) % 4 is 1

Explanation of Solution

The output of the expression is evaluated as follows:

   ( 10 + 3 ) % 4 = 13 % 4= 1

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