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e991223e
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Oct 15, 2018
by
phkarl
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#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h> // import of math.h library to use the mathematical features
int
main
(){
// Declaration of the variables
float
A
;
// starting value
float
H
;
// step
float
YM
;
// limit of the function value YM
float
i
;
// running variable
float
X
;
// abscissa value
double
Y
;
//result of the function
// Input of A, H and YM
printf
(
"Enter starting value: "
);
scanf
(
"%f"
,
&
A
);
printf
(
"Enter step size: "
);
scanf
(
"%f"
,
&
H
);
while
(
H
<
0
){
// repeat the input if H is less than 0
printf
(
"Step size must be greater than zero!
\n
"
);
printf
(
"Enter step size again: "
);
scanf
(
"%f"
,
&
H
);
}
printf
(
"Enter the lower limit of the function value: "
);
scanf
(
"%f"
,
&
YM
);
// Calculation of the function, Output
printf
(
"x f(x)
\n
"
);
// header of the table
i
=
0
;
// initialize the running variable
Y
=
1
.
7
*
pow
(
10
,
208
);
//max value of Y
while
(
i
<=
14
){
X
=
A
+
H
*
i
;
// calculate abscissa value
printf
(
"%f "
,
X
);
// print abscissa value
if
(
0
<
X
&&
X
<=
2
){
// if the X value is within the limit values
/*calculate the function with the
* previously calculated x value using the math.h library */
Y
=
1
-
((
1
-
pow
((
4
-
pow
(
X
,
2
)),
0
.
5
))
/
(
40
*
pow
(
X
,
2
)
+
pow
(
X
,
0
.
5
)));
if
(
YM
>
Y
){
/* if the limit of the function valuel
*is greater than the result of the function */
printf
(
"The lower limit of the function value is reached!"
);
break
;
// end the loop
}
printf
(
"%f
\n
"
,
Y
);
// print the result of the function
}
else
if
(
X
==
0
){
// in this case Y is infinite
printf
(
"not avilable!
\n
"
);
}
else
{
// in this case Y is complex
printf
(
"complex number!
\n
"
);
}
i
+=
1
;
// increase the running variable by 1
}
return
0
;
}
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