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    This document contains instructions for 3 exercises to be completed as part of a computer science lab assignment. Exercise 1 involves writing functions to calculate the determinant and roots of a quadratic equation. Exercise 2 involves writing functions to convert temperatures between Celsius and Fahrenheit and tracking the number of conversions. Exercise 3 involves writing functions to calculate the side lengths and perimeter of a triangle given 3 point coordinates. Students are instructed to implement the outlined functions and submit their source code file before the end of the lab session.

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    Sultan Qaboos University

    College of Science – Department of computer Science


    COMP2002, Spring2012
    Week 10 (Lab 9) Exercises

    Exercise 1:

    Modify the solution for exercise 1 in the previous lab by using two functions:
    1. Function named determinant to take as input the three coefficients and
    compute and return the determinant.
    2. Function named findRoots that has five parameters:
    a. Three parameters representing the coefficients of the quadratic
    equation passed by value
    b. Two parameters for root1 and root2 passed by reference
    This function also returns the number of roots found based on the value of
    the determinant (as computed and returned by the determinant function).

    Exercise 2:

    Write a C++ program that reads a temperature value and a temperature conversion
    type as a single character (C/F) then uses one of the following functions to convert
    the temperature:
    • CToF function to convert the temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit
    • FToC function to convert the temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius
    The program should repeat this process until the user decides to stop the program
    by typing Ctrl + Z. Before the program terminates, it should display the total number
    of conversions performed from Celsius to Fahrenheit and the total number of
    conversions from Fahrenheit to Celsius (Hint: use static variables)
    Exercise 3:

    Write a C++ program that reads the coordinates of 3 points forming a triangle then
    calculate and display the lengths of the three sides of the triangle and its perimeter.
    You should implement the following functions in this program:
    1. Function called distance that takes the x-y coordinates of two points and
    returns the distance between them
    2. Function called perimeter that returns the triangle perimeter and has 9
    parameters as follows:
    a. 6 parameters for the x-y coordinates of the points forming the
    triangle
    b. 3 parameters for the lengths of the triangle sides
    After this function is called, the variables holding the lengths should be set to
    the side length.

    Note that these functions should not display any value on the screen.

    Submit your source file named lab9_xxxxx.cpp to Moodle before the end of
    the lab session (where xxxxx is your ID number).

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