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Mark the following as valid or invalid function headings: int(int a, int b) Vali

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Question

Mark the following as valid or invalid function headings: int(int a, int b)

Valid

Invalid

QUESTION 2

Mark the following as valid or invalid function headings: string c(sting a)

Invalid

Valid

QUESTION 3

Evaluate: pow(10.0,2.0)

QUESTION 4

Evaluate the following expressions. If required, use a decimal point to distinguish integer and floating-point values: 1.0 + 2.0 - 3.0 * 4.0

QUESTION 5

Mark the following as valid or invalid function headings: double g( )

Valid

Invalid

QUESTION 6

Use the object initializations to evaluate the expressions that follow:

double x = 5.0; Evaluate: sqrt(x - 1.0)

QUESTION 7

Use the object initializations to evaluate the expressions that follow (upto 3 decimal places):

double x = 5.0; double y = 7.5; Evaluate: sqrt(y - x + 2.0)

QUESTION 8

Use the object initializations to evaluate the expressions that follow:

double x = 5.0; double y = 7.5; Evaluate: fabs(y - x)

Valid

Invalid

Explanation / Answer

Question 1
It is invalid as the function name is not provided.

Question 2
It is valid function heading as function prototype is there function name is there and then parameter list is there.

Question 3-
it is 10^2 = 100

Question 4-
the annswer will be
1.0+2.0-12.0 which will be equal to -0.9 it is because the * as more priority then +,-

Question 5-
it is a valid function heading without a parameter list.

Question 6-
it will be 2 because sqrt(5-1)=> sqrt(4) which is 2.

Question 7-
it will be 2.121 as sqrt(7.5-5.0+2.0)=> sqrt(4.5)= 2.121

Question 8-
fabs(7.5-5.0)=it will be 2.5 as fabs calculate the absolute value.

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