Create 2 Programs, one in C++ and one in Python, to Solve two different Engineering Problems.Your two programs must include the following elements:1. Welcome Message2. Problem Description Message(background, required inputs & expected results)3. Set/Capture Input Data4. Perform the Main Process(corresponds to the Engineering Problem)5. Display Results, feedback, and Comments(Based on results)6. Goodbye Message - The bucket has a weight of 400 N and is being hoistedusing three springs, each having an unstretched length of6 = 0.45 m and stiffness of k = 800 N/m. Determine thevertical distance d from the rim to point A for equilibrium.400 ND.120120°0.45 m120°B3dEF, = 0; 400 –F = 0d² + (0.45)²400 N3d[800 Jd² + (0.45)² -0.45)] = 0400d² + (4.5)²|d² + (0.45)² -0.45) = 0.166670.45 md² + (4.5)²d d² + (0.45)² -0.45 d = 0.16667 Jd² + (0.45)²Va? + (0.45)² (d– 0.16667) = 0.450.45 md[d² + (0.45)*] [d° – 2d(0.16667) + (0.16667)°] = (0.45)² d²d* – 0.33334 d + 0.027779 d – 0.0675 d + 0.0056252 = 0120°0.45 md = 0.502 mAns

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Create 2 Programs, one in C++ and one in Python, to Solve two different Engineering Problems. Your two programs must include the following elements: 1. Welcome Message 2. Problem Description Message (background, required inputs & expected results) 3. Set/Capture Input Data 4. Perform the Main Process (corresponds to the Engineering Problem) 5. Display Results, feedback, and Comments (Based on results) 6. Goodbye Message

Create 2 Programs, one in C++ and one in Python, to Solve two different Engineering Problems. Your two programs must include the following elements: 1. Welcome Message 2. Problem Description Message (background, required inputs & expected results) 3. Set/Capture Input Data 4. Perform the Main Process (corresponds to the Engineering Problem) 5. Display Results, feedback, and Comments (Based on results) 6. Goodbye Message

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter1: Fundamentals Of C++ Programming

Section: Chapter Questions

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