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Question

Update the following code so that Update the following code so it uses a loop structure (any type) and it will run multiple times. The user chooses whether to repeat or exit the program by entering “Y” or “N” at the prompt.

#include <stdio.h>

#include <math.h>

double find_x_comp(double magnitude, double angle);

double find_y_comp(double magnitude, double angle);

int main(void)

{

                double mag1,angle1,mag2,angle2;

                double x1,x2,y1,y2,x,y,R,Ra;

                                //Declares variables

                                printf("Enter magnitude of vector 1 and angle 1, Enter magnitude of vector 2 and angle 2 ");

//prompts user to input vectors and angles

                                scanf("%lf%lf%lf%lf", &mag1, &angle1, &mag2, &angle2);

//Gets inputs

                                printf("Vector 1 is %.2f , angle 1 is %.2f Vector 2 is %.2f , angle 2 is %.2f ", mag1, angle1, mag2, angle2);

//Displays inputs

                                x1 = find_x_comp(mag1,angle1);

                                x2 = find_x_comp(mag2,angle2);

                                y1 = find_y_comp(mag1,angle1);

                                y2 = find_y_comp(mag2,angle2);

                                //Calls for user defined functions

                                x = (x1 +x2); //calculates x components

                                y = (y1 +y2); //calculates y components

                                R = sqrt(x*x + y*y); //calculates resultant

                               

                                if(x>0)

                                {

                                Ra = (atan(y/x))*(180/3.14)+180;

                                }

                                else if (x>0,y>0)

                                {

                                Ra = (atan(y/x))*(180/3.14);

                                }

                                else

                                {

                                Ra = (atan(y/x))*(180/3.14)+360;

                                }

//Calculates the resultant angle from 0-359.9 degrees

                                printf("Resultant vector is %.2f at an angle of %.2f degrees ", R, Ra);

                                //displays results

                                return 0;

}

//User Defined Functions

double find_x_comp(double magnitude, double angle) //calculates x-component

{

                double x_comp;

                x_comp = ((magnitude)*(cos((angle)*3.14 / 180)));

                return(x_comp);

}

double find_y_comp(double magnitude, double angle) //calculates y-component

{

                double y_comp;

                y_comp = (magnitude)*(sin((angle)*3.14 / 180));

                return(y_comp);

}

Explanation / Answer

#include <stdio.h>

#include <math.h>

double find_x_comp(double magnitude, double angle);

double find_y_comp(double magnitude, double angle);

int main(void)

{

                                calculate();

                                printf("want to calculate again ");

                               if(getchar()=='Y') {

                                      calculate();

                                      printf("want to calculate again ");

                               }

                                return 0;

}

void calculation(double mag1,double angle1,double mag2,double angle2) {

                double x1,x2,y1,y2,x,y,R,Ra;

double mag1,angle1,mag2,angle2;

                                //Declares variables

                                printf("Enter magnitude of vector 1 and angle 1, Enter magnitude of vector 2 and angle 2 ");

//prompts user to input vectors and angles

                                scanf("%lf%lf%lf%lf", &mag1, &angle1, &mag2, &angle2);

//Gets inputs

                                printf("Vector 1 is %.2f , angle 1 is %.2f Vector 2 is %.2f , angle 2 is %.2f ", mag1, angle1, mag2, angle2);

//Displays inputs

x1 = find_x_comp(mag1,angle1);

                                x2 = find_x_comp(mag2,angle2);

                                y1 = find_y_comp(mag1,angle1);

                                y2 = find_y_comp(mag2,angle2);

                                //Calls for user defined functions

                                x = (x1 +x2); //calculates x components

                                y = (y1 +y2); //calculates y components

                                R = sqrt(x*x + y*y); //calculates resultant

                               

                                if(x>0)

                                {

                                Ra = (atan(y/x))*(180/3.14)+180;

                                }

                                else if (x>0,y>0)

                                {

                                Ra = (atan(y/x))*(180/3.14);

                                }

                                else

                                {

                                Ra = (atan(y/x))*(180/3.14)+360;

                                }

//Calculates the resultant angle from 0-359.9 degrees

                                printf("Resultant vector is %.2f at an angle of %.2f degrees ", R, Ra);

                                //displays results

}

//User Defined Functions

double find_x_comp(double magnitude, double angle) //calculates x-component

{

                double x_comp;

                x_comp = ((magnitude)*(cos((angle)*3.14 / 180)));

                return(x_comp);

}

double find_y_comp(double magnitude, double angle) //calculates y-component

{

                double y_comp;

                y_comp = (magnitude)*(sin((angle)*3.14 / 180));

                return(y_comp);

}

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