It is the olive oil extraction (ac) season. Farmers collect the olive from the trees and fill them in special bags in order to send them t extract oil from them. Each bag hold around 100kg of olive. Assume we have two special kinds of olive; the first one (type A) produces one regular tank (16kg) of oil for every bag of olive. The sed produces one regular tank (16kg) and an extra 2kg of oil. write a c++ program that displays how mank tanks of oil can be produces based on the olive type. Each part of an oil tank will be assumed one tank. Constraints all numbers are integers S Input Format two space-separated values x and y where x is the olive type A or B y is the weight

It is the olive oil extraction (ac) season. Farmers collect the olive from the trees and fill them in special bags in order to send them t extract oil from them. Each bag hold around 100kg of olive. Assume we have two special kinds of olive; the first one (type A) produces one regular tank (16kg) of oil for every bag of olive. The sed produces one regular tank (16kg) and an extra 2kg of oil. write a c++ program that displays how mank tanks of oil can be produces based on the olive type. Each part of an oil tank will be assumed one tank. Constraints all numbers are integers S Input Format two space-separated values x and y where x is the olive type A or B y is the weight

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

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