Distance traveled. A vehicle is to travel on demand. Its initial location is given as x0, y0 (assur the first statement in your program as assigning initial values, say x0,y0 = 5.0, 5.0). Repeated take as input the distance the vehicle has to travel. If the input given is 0 or lesser, the travel ends - assume that at least one positive distance will be given. The direction in which the vehicle is to travel is determined as follows: if distance is <= 25 it travels north, if between 26- it travels south, between 51 and 75 it travels east, and >= 76 it travels west. Find the final coordinate of the vehicle, the total distance it has traveled, and the straight line distance between the initial location and the final location (use standard formula for distance between t coordinates; note that this distance is not same as total distance traveled).

Distance traveled. A vehicle is to travel on demand. Its initial location is given as x0, y0 (assur the first statement in your program as assigning initial values, say x0,y0 = 5.0, 5.0). Repeated take as input the distance the vehicle has to travel. If the input given is 0 or lesser, the travel ends - assume that at least one positive distance will be given. The direction in which the vehicle is to travel is determined as follows: if distance is <= 25 it travels north, if between 26- it travels south, between 51 and 75 it travels east, and >= 76 it travels west. Find the final coordinate of the vehicle, the total distance it has traveled, and the straight line distance between the initial location and the final location (use standard formula for distance between t coordinates; note that this distance is not same as total distance traveled).

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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