4.1 Using a loop structure, write function myPow(double x, int y) which calculates x. Write a python program that uses myPow() to calculate the following: z - x* + 2x3 + 6x – 2 ++ where x is entered by the user Sample output: Enter x: 2 2- 42.875 4.2 Modify your program such that the myPow(double x, int y) function can handle the case when y is negative. Test your program using the following equation: Tip: x" 1/x k - x-3 + 2x-2

4.1 Using a loop structure, write function myPow(double x, int y) which calculates x. Write a python program that uses myPow() to calculate the following: z - x* + 2x3 + 6x – 2 ++ where x is entered by the user Sample output: Enter x: 2 2- 42.875 4.2 Modify your program such that the myPow(double x, int y) function can handle the case when y is negative. Test your program using the following equation: Tip: x" 1/x k - x-3 + 2x-2

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter12: Points, Classes, Virtual Functions And Abstract Classes

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