6. Write a program that reads in the radius and height of a cone and computes the volume using the following formulas (pi (n) is 3.14159): volume = 1/3 *n* radius* height Enter radius of a cone: 3 Enter height of a cone: 11 The volume is 103.672 l om 7. Write a program that ask user to input 3 values and display the largest values. Enter first value: 33 Enter second value: 74 Enter third value: 66 The largest value is 74 8. A supermarket AEON SDN. BHD offered a special discounts in conjunction of year-end sales on the following items: Discounts (%) 35 Items Clothing (adult) Clothing (children) Stationery Electrical appliances 20 Shoes 40 15 25 Calculate the price to be paid by Pn. Asimah when she bought two dress shirts for her husband with a price RM79.90 for each, five dress shirts for her children with a price RM39.90 for each, five dress pants for children with a price RM49.90 for each, one dozen of pencils with a price RM15.99 and a pair of shoes with a price RM99.90.

6. Write a program that reads in the radius and height of a cone and computes the volume using the following formulas (pi (n) is 3.14159): volume = 1/3 n radius* height Enter radius of a cone: 3 Enter height of a cone: 11 The volume is 103.672 l om 7. Write a program that ask user to input 3 values and display the largest values. Enter first value: 33 Enter second value: 74 Enter third value: 66 The largest value is 74 8. A supermarket AEON SDN. BHD offered a special discounts in conjunction of year-end sales on the following items: Discounts (%) 35 Items Clothing (adult) Clothing (children) Stationery Electrical appliances 20 Shoes 40 15 25 Calculate the price to be paid by Pn. Asimah when she bought two dress shirts for her husband with a price RM79.90 for each, five dress shirts for her children with a price RM39.90 for each, five dress pants for children with a price RM49.90 for each, one dozen of pencils with a price RM15.99 and a pair of shoes with a price RM99.90.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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