(c) Figure Q4(c) shows the incomplete C program to calculate the area of trapezoidal using the formula area = (bbot+btop)xht 2. Given bbot is base bottom, btop is base top and ht is height. Binclude // function declaration float trapezoidarea( ); int main () { float bb, bt,h, area; printf ("Enter the base bottom, base top and height of trapezoid: "); Scanf ("f +f ", sbb, sbt, sh) ; //function call area = trapezoidarea (bb, bt,h); fnPrint (area); return 0; // function definition Figure Q4(e) [Rajah Q4(c)] (i) Write a complete program by using function trapezoidArea to calculate the area of trapezoid and function fnPrint to display the calculated circle area. (i) Modify the C program in Figure Q4(c) so that the base bottom, base top and height values enter by user utilizing the function of passing by reference. [Ubah suai atur cara C dalam Rajah Q4(c)

(c) Figure Q4(c) shows the incomplete C program to calculate the area of trapezoidal using the formula area = (bbot+btop)xht 2. Given bbot is base bottom, btop is base top and ht is height. Binclude // function declaration float trapezoidarea( ); int main () { float bb, bt,h, area; printf ("Enter the base bottom, base top and height of trapezoid: "); Scanf ("f +f ", sbb, sbt, sh) ; //function call area = trapezoidarea (bb, bt,h); fnPrint (area); return 0; // function definition Figure Q4(e) [Rajah Q4(c)] (i) Write a complete program by using function trapezoidArea to calculate the area of trapezoid and function fnPrint to display the calculated circle area. (i) Modify the C program in Figure Q4(c) so that the base bottom, base top and height values enter by user utilizing the function of passing by reference. [Ubah suai atur cara C dalam Rajah Q4(c)

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

Section6.2: Returning A Single Value

Problem 6E

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