1-22 pdf Open with Google Docs Problem #1: 35 pts] Write a program to calculate the estimated engine horsepower of a car based on the weight of the car (in pound), and the speed at which the vehicle finished a quarter mile (miles per hour). The formula is as follows: HorsePower = weight*(speed/234) The program displays the horsepower value with two digits after the decimal point. It also prints the message “Your car is super, drive safe", if the car horsepower is greater than or equal to 400 hp. Otherwise, it prints "Your car is nice, have a safe family trip". Sample run 1: Enter the car weight: 5000 Enter the car speed when finishing quarter mile: 70 The estimated engine power i6 133.84 horsepower Your car is nice, have a safe fanily trip Sample run 2: Enter the car weight: 7000 Enter the car speed when finishing guarter mile: 100 The estimated engine power Es 546.32 horsepower Your car is super, drive sae ctiv Page 3/ 4 o to: carch 64 F Clear 近

1-22 pdf Open with Google Docs Problem #1: 35 pts] Write a program to calculate the estimated engine horsepower of a car based on the weight of the car (in pound), and the speed at which the vehicle finished a quarter mile (miles per hour). The formula is as follows: HorsePower = weight*(speed/234) The program displays the horsepower value with two digits after the decimal point. It also prints the message “Your car is super, drive safe", if the car horsepower is greater than or equal to 400 hp. Otherwise, it prints "Your car is nice, have a safe family trip". Sample run 1: Enter the car weight: 5000 Enter the car speed when finishing quarter mile: 70 The estimated engine power i6 133.84 horsepower Your car is nice, have a safe fanily trip Sample run 2: Enter the car weight: 7000 Enter the car speed when finishing guarter mile: 100 The estimated engine power Es 546.32 horsepower Your car is super, drive sae ctiv Page 3/ 4 o to: carch 64 F Clear 近

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter5: Looping

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 14E: In Chapter 4, you created a program that generates a random number, allows a user to guess it, and...

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