Computer Science: A Structured Programming Approach Using C, Third Edition
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Chapter 3, Problem 26PS
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read x
read y
compute p = x * y
compute s = x + y
total = s2 + p * (s - x) * (p + y)
print total
End
Program Plan:
Write a code in C using the pseudocode given below and use all the values ​​in the floating-point types.
read x
read y
compute p = x * y
compute s = x + y
total = s2 + p * (s - x) * (p + y)
print total
End
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