). The force of gravity is different for each planet of the nine planets in our solar system. For example, on Pluto, it is only 0.05 times as strong as on Earth. Thus, if you weight 100 pounds (on Earth), you should weight only 5 pounds on Pluto. Write a C++ program that allows you to enter your earth weight and your choice planet to which you would like your weight converted. The output should be your weight on the desired planet together with the planet name. The following table shows the relative forces for gravity for five planets: Planet Force of Gravity Earth 1.00 2.65 Jupiter Mercury Neptune 0.38 1.23 Note: The program should accept both lower and upper case letters for the input planet selection (e.g. E or e for earth). If user inputs invalid choice, an error message should be displayed.

). The force of gravity is different for each planet of the nine planets in our solar system. For example, on Pluto, it is only 0.05 times as strong as on Earth. Thus, if you weight 100 pounds (on Earth), you should weight only 5 pounds on Pluto. Write a C++ program that allows you to enter your earth weight and your choice planet to which you would like your weight converted. The output should be your weight on the desired planet together with the planet name. The following table shows the relative forces for gravity for five planets: Planet Force of Gravity Earth 1.00 2.65 Jupiter Mercury Neptune 0.38 1.23 Note: The program should accept both lower and upper case letters for the input planet selection (e.g. E or e for earth). If user inputs invalid choice, an error message should be displayed.

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem R1RQ: What is the difference between a host and an end system? List several different types of end...

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