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For this assignment the functions you are to write are as follows: double radian

ID: 3678707 • Letter: F

Question

For this assignment the functions you are to write are as follows: double radians(double degrees); double xCosXySinY(double x, double y); int linspace(double data[], double dataMin, double delta, int nPoints); Fills data[] with nPoints values, starting at dataMin and increasing in steps of delta. Returns the number of array spots filled, (normally nPoints), or -1 in the case of errors (bad input.) int linspace(double data[], double dataMin, double delta, double dataMax); Fills data[] with values, ranging from dataMin to dataMax in steps of delta, Returns the number of array spots filled, (calculated), or -1 in the case of errors (bad input.) double distanccAndVcctor(double x1, double y1, double x2, double y2, double & deltaX, double &deltaY;); Returns the distance between (x1, y1) and (x2, y2). Stores in (deltaX, deltaY) the vector pointing from (x1, y1) to (x2, y2). int xCosXySinY(int nRows, int nCols, double x[], double y[], double result[][ MAXCOLS]); Fills in result[][] by calling double xCosXySinY(double x, double y); The array passed to result must have MAXCOLS columns, nRows and nCols should be the number of rows and columns of result to fill. They should be checked for validity, x[] holds the X values to be used for each row. y[] holds the Y values to be used for each column.

Explanation / Answer

1.double radian(double degrees)

{radian=(3.14/180)*degrees;

return radian;

}

2.

int linespace(double data[],double dataMin,double delta,int nPoints)

{int i=0

for(delta=dataMin;delta<nPoints;delta++)

{data[delta]=nPoints;

i++

} }

return i;

}

3.int linespace(double data[],double dataMin,double delta,double dataMax)

{int i=0;

for(delta=dataMin;delta<dataMax;delta++)

{ cin>>data[delta];

i++;

}

return i;

}

4.doubledistanceAndVector(double x1,double y1,double x2,double y2,double&deltaX,double&deltaY)

{int r;

    r=sqrt(pow((y2-y1),2) + pow((x2-x1),2));

return r;

deltaX=x2-x1;

deltaY=y2-y1

}

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