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This document presents a presentation on solving mathematics problems using C programming. It introduces the relationship between mathematics and programming, and how C libraries can be used for math functions. It then presents and solves three math problems as examples. The first problem involves population growth rates, the second involves cooling rates of objects, and the third involves sugar conversion rates. For each problem, it shows the algorithm and output. It concludes that mathematics is widely used in programming, and being able to solve math problems like these examples will help with programming projects.
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Math-Presentation(Math survivor).pptx
- 1. PRESENTED BY 1. Most. Nurjahan Khanom Oishi ID-213002184 2. Md. Atiqur Rahman ID- 221002176 3. Md. Faysal Ahammad ID- 221002055 4. Golam Rabbi ID- 221002488 PRESENTED TO Mr. Md. Humayun Kabir Lecturer,Department of CSE
- 2. Presentation on Mathematics Solution Using C program
- 3. Intro : Relation between Mathematics & Programming - Where's the math in C? Computers can do amazing things with huge numbers and complex calculations. Thankfully, we won't be trying to calculate the number of possible planets in the Andromeda galaxy, but we will be doing math in C. Computer programming and math go hand in hand. In any program, you may be calculating a pay rate, increasing a value by 1, or doing long division. In order to use many of the math features in C, we will need to make use of a library. You can think of a C library as a virtual library for your code. It is a set of pre-built functions that your program can use. These include input / output methods or math functions. If you want to use the library, you need to include its header file at the top of your code. The header file is the pointer to the library.
- 4. Problem number 1: 1. The population of a city increases at a rate proportional to the present number. It has an initial population of 50000 that increases by 15% in 10 years. What will be the population in 30 years?
- 5. Problem Number 1 Solution :
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- 8. Problem number 2 : The rate at which a super computer body cools is proportional to the difference between the temperature of the body and that of the surrounding air. If a body in air at will cool from to in one minute, find its temperature at the end of three minutes
- 9. Problem Number 2 Solution :
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- 12. Problem number 3 : Under certain conditions, cane sugar is converted into dextrose at a rate, which is proportional to the amount unconverted at any time. If out of grams of sugar at , grams are converted during the first minutes, find the amount converted in hours.
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- 14. Problem Number 3 Solution (2nd part) :
- 15. Problem Number 3 Algorithm :
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- 17. Analysis : The use of math in programming sites is immense. Integration, exponential, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division have been used to solve the above 3 problems. We need to do many kinds of projects using C program. We solve those problems like the above 3 maths in those projects. By doing maths like this we can do better in our programming sites. So we need to do more of this kind of math