You're sitting in a Math class in which your professor uses very specific methods. On the square board he insists to trace everything back to its roots to show you the power of mathematics. He gives you two 2-digit integers. Your answer shall be a single 2-digit integer. The first digit is calculated by raising the first digit of the first integer to the power of 3. For the second digit, it would be the last digit of the second integer. Note: Read input as 2 integers in total. You cannot use strings. Only mathematical operators are allowed. Sample Run Enter 2 digit integers: 26 15 The resulting integers is 85 Explanation First digit of first integer (26) is 2. (2ª= 8) Last digit of second integer (15) is 5.

You're sitting in a Math class in which your professor uses very specific methods. On the square board he insists to trace everything back to its roots to show you the power of mathematics. He gives you two 2-digit integers. Your answer shall be a single 2-digit integer. The first digit is calculated by raising the first digit of the first integer to the power of 3. For the second digit, it would be the last digit of the second integer. Note: Read input as 2 integers in total. You cannot use strings. Only mathematical operators are allowed. Sample Run Enter 2 digit integers: 26 15 The resulting integers is 85 Explanation First digit of first integer (26) is 2. (2ª= 8) Last digit of second integer (15) is 5.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

Chapter1: Introduction

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