Question

(Code Writing 1) The Heat Index is what the temperature feels like in the context of humidity. For example, if the temperature is 90° F and the relative humidity is 70%, then it feels much warmer - closer to 105° F. Here's the formula for computing the Heat Index HI: HI = C1 + c2T + c3R+ TR+C5T + C&R+ czTºR+CTR+ CgTºR? | X where T is the temperature in °F and R is the relative humidity (a percentage in the range 0-100 inclusive). Write a complete C program that inputs a temperature T, and outputs the Heat Index for the relative humidity values 10, 20, 30, ..., 100. Assume the constants c1 through c9 are predefined in C, so you can simply refer to these by name. Also assume valid input. #include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> CAW.. - O 90 10%: 85.9091 20%: 86.3358 30%: 87.926 40%: 90.6797 50%: 94.5969 60%: 99.6777 70%: 105.922 80%: 113.33 90%: 121.901 100%: 131.636 int main() {

In C language

Answer 1

//C program

//As value of c1 to c9 predefined in c(According to question) ,i am no declaring and initialize these variable

#include<stdio.h>

int main(){
   float T ;
   int R;
   float HI;
   printf("Enter tempreture T (in F) : ");
   scanf("%f",&T);
  
   for(R=10;R<=100;R+=10){
       HI = c1 +c2*T + c3*R + c4*T*R + c5*T*T + c6*R*R + c7*T*T*R + c8*T*R*R + c9*T*T*R*R;
      
       printf("%d% : %.2f\n",HI);
   }
   return 0;
}