1. Convert a distance from miles to kilometers. There are 5,280 feet per mile, 12 inches per foot, 2.54 centimeter per inch and 100,000 centimeters per kilometers. Format your output to have two decimal places.

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1. Convert a distance from miles to kilometers. There are 5,280 feet per mile, 12 inches per foot, 2.54 centimeter per inch and 100,000 centimeters per kilometers. Format your output to have two decimal places.

2. Write a program to convert a measurement in centimeters to feet and inches. The number of centimeters should be read as input. There are 2.54 centimeters in each inch and 12 inches in each foot. Format your output to have two decimal places.

3. Write a program that will read a weight in pounds and convert it to grams. Print both the original weight and the converted value. There are 454 grams in a pound. Format your output to have two decimal places.

4. Write a program that inputs a number of hours and output the equivalent number of weeks, days and hours.

5. Write a program that will convert the read-in time in seconds to number of hours, minutes and seconds

6. Write a program that will derive the number of years, months and days from an input in days.

Use 365 as the total number of days a year.

7. Write a program that will get the double, square and half of a number supplied.

8. Write a program that reads two integers. Get their halves, quarter, double and square.

9. Using the conversion below, create an application that will ask for a pint value and will display its equivalence in gill, quarts and gallon. Format your output to have two decimal places.

1 pint = 4 gills

=% quarts

= 1/8 gallon

10. Make an application that will get a radius of a circle and will compute the diameter. circumference and area of the circle. Format your output to have two decimal places.

11. Write a program that will input the diameter of a sphere and print out the value of four properties of the sphere given a diameter (d). Format your output to have two decimal places.

Properties of the sphere

a. Radius r=d/2

b. Surface area = 4xmxr

c. Circumference = "d

d. Volume=41

12. Write a program that read the base and height value of a triangle and will compute its area. Format your output to have two decimal places.

13. Write a program that prompts the user to input the length and width of a rectangle and then prints the rectangle's area and perimeter. Format your output to have two decimal places.

14. Write a program to accept the total salary of a laborer and the number of days that the laborer

has worked for the total salary. Compute and display his average earning a day. Format your

output to have two decimal places. 

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