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The document describes two C programs: (1) A program that calculates and prints the factorial of integers from 0 to 20. (2) A program that evaluates the cosine series for a real value x for N terms, compares the result to the cosine function from the C library, and shows the results converging as N increases from 5 to 15 terms.

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Lab Test 1

The document describes two C programs: (1) A program that calculates and prints the factorial of integers from 0 to 20. (2) A program that evaluates the cosine series for a real value x for N terms, compares the result to the cosine function from the C library, and shows the results converging as N increases from 5 to 15 terms.

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Lab Test 1

March 07, 2019

(1)Write a complete and an efficient C Program that should generate the output as:

Factorial of 0 is 1

Factorial of 1 is 1

Factorial of 2 is 2

Factorial of 3 is 6

Factorial of 4 is 24

Factorial of 20 is

(2) For a real value x, the value of cos(x) can be found using the series expansion for cos(x) as
given below:

x2 x 4 x6
cos ( x )=1− + − +...
2! 4! 6!

Write a C program which accepts a positive integer N and a real value x, the program
should evaluate the cos(x) series for N number of terms. Find value of cos(x) using C library
function and compare the two results, ideally the two results should be same however minor
difference is acceptable in this case.

Execute the program for N = 5, 10, 15, compare the results and show that your results are
converging i.e. result of series evaluation is becoming closer to the result of cos(x).

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