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Develop An Algorithm To Print Four Fields of Your Bio-Data in A Million Times

The document provides examples of algorithms to solve various problems: 1. An algorithm to print bio-data fields a million times. 2. An algorithm to calculate the areas of 10 circles. 3. An algorithm to calculate the product of N integer numbers. It also provides algorithms to: 1. Calculate all possible roots of a quadratic equation. 2. Compute x^n where n is an integer. 3. Calculate the standard deviation of a sequence of real numbers.

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Develop An Algorithm To Print Four Fields of Your Bio-Data in A Million Times

The document provides examples of algorithms to solve various problems: 1. An algorithm to print bio-data fields a million times. 2. An algorithm to calculate the areas of 10 circles. 3. An algorithm to calculate the product of N integer numbers. It also provides algorithms to: 1. Calculate all possible roots of a quadratic equation. 2. Compute x^n where n is an integer. 3. Calculate the standard deviation of a sequence of real numbers.

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ALGORITHM

QUIZ

1. DEVELOP AN ALGORITHM TO PRINT FOUR FIELDS OF YOUR BIO-DATA IN A MILLION


TIMES.

STEP 1: Start

STEP 2: Input names, gender, occupation and country of residence

STEP 3: Initialize counter j=0

STEP 4: Print names, gender, occupation and country of residence

STEP 5: Increase j by j++

STEP 6: Repeat steps 2 then 4 for j<=10^6

STEP7: Stop

2. DEVELOP AN ALGORITHM TO CALCULATE THE AREAS OF TEN CIRCLES.

STEP 1: Start

STEP 2: Get radius r

STEP 3: Let pi=3.142

STEP 4: Compute area A= pi*r*r

STEP 5: Print area A

STEP 6: Repeat step 2 then to 5 in 10 times

STEP 7: Stop

3. DEVELOP AN ALGORITHM TO CALCULATE PRODUCT OF N INTEGER NUMBERS

STEP 1: Start

STEP 2: Input N

STEP 3: Set product= 1

STEP 4: Initialize counter j

STEP 5: For j=0, j<=N, j++

STEP 6: Input integer, say x


STEP 7: Compute product= product*x

STEP 8: Print product

STEP 9: Stop

SLIDE 34 ASSIGNMENT

1. DETERMINE AN ALGORITHM TO CALCULATE ALL POSSIBLE ROOTS OF A QUADRATIC


EQUATION.

STEP 1: Start

STEP 2: Input a, b and c

STEP 3: Initialize equation y=0

STEP 4: Let K be b*b – 4*a*c

STEP 5: If K=0

STEP 6: Then process x=-b/2*a

STEP 7: Print x1 and x2 as the same value of the roots

STEP 8: Else if K>0

STEP 9: Then compute x1= (-b+sqrt(K)/2*a) and x1=(-b-sqrt(K)/2*a)

STEP 10: Print x1 and x2

STEP 11: Else if k<0

STEP 12: Then declare error or math error

STEP 13: Stop

2. DEVELOP AN ALGORITHM TO COMPUTE x^n WHERE n IS AN INTEGER TYPE VALUE

STEP 1: Start

STEP 2: Input the value x and integer n

STEP 3: Process y = x^n

STEP 4: Print y

STEP 5: Stop

3. DEVELOP AN ALGORITM TO CALCULATE THE STANDARD DEVIATION OF A


SEQUENCE OF A REAL NUMBERS.
STEP 1: Start

STEP 2: Input numbers, say x1, x2, x3, x4,…,xn

STEP 3: Compute sum=(x1+x2+x3+x4+…+xn)

STEP 4: If the total number if input is n

STEP 5: Then the mean(X)= sum of inputs/n

STEP 6: compute variance(V)= (x1-X)*(x2-X)*(x3-X)*…*(xn-X)/N

STEP 7: Compute standard deviation(D)= sqrt(V)

STEP 8: Print standard deviation(D)

STEP 9: Stop

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