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Write A Python Program To Find Average of Three Numbers Entered by The User

This document contains 5 Python programs written by Agamjot Singh, a CSE student with SID 22103008. The programs include: 1) calculating the average of 3 numbers, 2) computing income tax based on inputted gross income and dependents, 3) converting seconds to minutes and seconds, 4) adding three values with mixed data types and producing a string result, 5) printing the sine and cosine of angles from 0 to 345 degrees in 15 degree increments rounded to 4 decimal places.

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Write A Python Program To Find Average of Three Numbers Entered by The User

This document contains 5 Python programs written by Agamjot Singh, a CSE student with SID 22103008. The programs include: 1) calculating the average of 3 numbers, 2) computing income tax based on inputted gross income and dependents, 3) converting seconds to minutes and seconds, 4) adding three values with mixed data types and producing a string result, 5) printing the sine and cosine of angles from 0 to 345 degrees in 15 degree increments rounded to 4 decimal places.

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Name: Agamjot Singh

SID: 22103008
Branch: CSE

1. Write a Python program to find average of three numbers entered by the user.

Code:

a=int(input('Enter Number 1:'))


b=int(input('Enter Number 2:'))
c=int(input('Enter Number 3:'))
print('The average of the three numbers is:',(a+b+c)/3)

Output:

2. Write a python program to compute a person's income tax. Assume following

tax laws:

• All taxpayers are charged a flat tax rate of 20%.

• All taxpayers are allowed a $10,000 standard deduction.

• For each dependent, a taxpayer is allowed an additional $3,000 deduction.

• Gross income must be entered to the nearest penny.

Gross Income and the number of dependents must be asked from the user.

Hint:

Taxable income = GrossIncome - Standard deduction - (Dependent deduction

* No. of dependents)

Tax = Taxable Income * Tax Rate

Code:

a=int(input('Enter your Gross Income:'))


b=int(input('Enter the number of Dependants:'))
c=(a-10000-(b*3000))
print('Tax:',c*0.2)
Output:

3. Write a program that asks the user for a number of seconds and prints out
Name: Agamjot Singh
SID: 22103008
Branch: CSE

how many minutes and seconds that is. For instance, 200 seconds is 3

minutes and 20 seconds. [Hint: Use the //operator to get minutes and the %

operator to get seconds.]

Code:

a=int(input('Enter the number of seconds:'))


b=a//60
c=a-(b*60)
print('Seconds converted to minutes is '+ str(b) +"minutes" +str(c)
+"seconds")
Output:

4. Write a python program to add three numbers 25+’25’+25.0 and produce

result 75 as string.

Code:

a=25
b='25'
c=25.0
b=int(b)
d=(a+b+c)
d=str(d)
print('Sum is:' +str(d))
print(type(d))

Output:

5. Write a program that prints out the sine and cosine of the angles ranging

from 0 to 345◦ in 15◦ increments. Each result should be rounded to 4

decimal places. Sample output is shown below:

Code:

import math
Name: Agamjot Singh
SID: 22103008
Branch: CSE

for x in range(0,360,15):
d=math.sin(x*3.14/180)
e=math.cos(x*3.14/180)
print(str(x) + "---" + str(round(d,4)) +str(round(e,4)))

Output:

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