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Lab 03 Sample Solutions

This document contains solutions to a CSI141 lab assignment with multiple parts. Part A calculates mathematical expressions. Part B demonstrates using Math methods like pow and nextDouble. Part C sums the digits of a number by extracting them using modulo and division. Part D shows a Java program to calculate gravitational force between two bodies. Part E displays the value of an investment over 5 years by calculating it with compound interest.

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Lab 03 Sample Solutions

This document contains solutions to a CSI141 lab assignment with multiple parts. Part A calculates mathematical expressions. Part B demonstrates using Math methods like pow and nextDouble. Part C sums the digits of a number by extracting them using modulo and division. Part D shows a Java program to calculate gravitational force between two bodies. Part E displays the value of an investment over 5 years by calculating it with compound interest.

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CSI141_Lab_03_9A.

M Solution

PART A

a). ((3/4)*(4*y))- (y*z)

b). (a*Math.pow(x,3)) + 5

c). ((3*x)+1)/(x+8)

d). Math.cbrt(n) * Math.pow(e,Math.PI)

PART B

a). double pi_pi = Math.pow(Math.PI,2);


b). double number = kBoard.nextDouble();
PART C

N
23456

a 23456%10 = 6

b 23456/10 = 2345%10 = 5

c
23456/100 = 234%10 = 4

d
23456/1000 = 23%10 = 3

e
23456/10000 = 2

sum
6+5+4+3+2 = 20

The program sums up the values of a,b,c,d and e to 20.


PART D

/****************************************************************
* Filename: GravitationalForce.java
* @author Tallman Nkgau
* @version 1.0
* Lab Exercises: 3
*
* Program to read the masses of two bodies, the distance between them and display the gravitational
force between
* them.
* Compile: javac GravitationalForce.java
* Execute: java GravitationalForce
*/
import java.util.Scanner; // For keyboard input

public class GravitationalForce


{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
double m1; // mass of body 1
double m2; // mass of body 2
double r; // distance between body 1 and body 2
final double K; // Gravitational constant
K = (6.674*(Math.pow(10,-11)));
double F; // Gravitational force
Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);//creating a Scanner object
System.out.printf("Enter mass of body 1: ");
m2 = (in.nextDouble());
System.out.printf("Enter mass of body 2: ");
m1 = in.nextDouble();
System.out.printf("Enter distance between bodies: ");
r = in.nextDouble();
F = K*((m1*m2)/(r*r));
System.out.printf("F = %2.2e\n", F);
}
}
PART E

/****************************************************************
* Filename: Investment.java
* @author Tallman Nkgau
* @version 1.0
* Lab Exercises: 3
*
* Program displays the value of your investment for the first five years
* Compile: javac Investment.java
* Execute: java Investment
*/
import java.util.Scanner;
public class Investment
{
public static void main (String[] args)
{
Scanner kBoard = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.print("Please enter investment in pulas: ");
double P = kBoard.nextDouble(); //reading pulas from the keyboard
System.out.print("Please enter the interest rate: ");
double r = kBoard.nextDouble(); //reading percent interest from the keyboard
double firstYear = P*Math.pow((1 + r/100),1);
double secondYear = P*Math.pow((1 + r/100),2);
double thirdYear = P*Math.pow((1 + r/100),3);
double fourthYear = P*Math.pow((1 + r/100),4);
double fifthYear = P*Math.pow((1 + r/100),5);

System.out.printf("Investment: P%1.2f\n",P);
System.out.printf("Interest rate: %1.2f%1s\n",r,"%");
System.out.println("N(years) Total");
System.out.printf("1 %24.2f\n",firstYear);
System.out.printf("2 %24.2f\n",secondYear);
System.out.printf("3 %24.2f\n",thirdYear);
System.out.printf("4 %24.2f\n",fourthYear);
System.out.printf("5 %24.2f\n",fifthYear);

}
}

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