Name |
Identifier Name |
Declaring Statement |
Temperature |
double_temperature_fr |
double double_temperature_fr |
Distance |
double_dist |
double double_dist |
Length, Height, Width |
double_length double_height double_width |
double double_length double double_height double double_width |
Temperature |
double_temperature_ra |
double double_temperature_ra |
Force |
double_force_pound |
double double_force_pound |
Force |
double_force_newton |
double double_force_newton |
Density |
double_density |
double double_density |
Mass |
double_mass |
double double_mass |
Volume |
double_volume |
double double_volume |
#include<stdio.h>
#include<math.h>
main()
{
double double_length,double_height,double_width,double_volume,double_distance,double_temperature_ra,double_temperature_fr,double_force_pound,double_force_newton,double_density,double_mass,double-volume;
printf(“Enter the value of length,height,width”);
scanf(“%e%e%e”,&double_length,&double-height,&double_width);
printf(“Enter the value of temperature in fahrenheit”);
scanf(“%e”,& double_temperature_fr);
printf(“Enter the value of force in newton”);
scanf(“%e”,& double_force_newton);
printf(Enter value of mass,volume);
scanf(“%e%e”,& double_mass, double_volume);
double_volume= double_length* double-height* double_width;
double_distance= double_length/1609.3;
double_temperature_ra=459.67+ double_temperature_fr;
double_force_pound=(1/4.4482216)* double_force_newton;
double_density= double_mass/ double_volume;
printf(“Volume=%e”, double_volume);
printf(“Distance=%e”, double_distance);
printf(“Temperature=%e”, double_temperature_ra);
printf(“Force in pound=%e”, double_force_pound);
printf(“Density=%e”, double_density);
}
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