Database System Concepts
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#include <iostream>#include <string>#include <iomanip>#include <math.h>using namespace std; struct tyreInfo{ float width; float ratio; float diameter; float OvrDia; float spd; float variable;}; int main(){ tyreInfo tyre[5]; cout << "Please input your tyre size \n" << endl; for(int i = 0; i < 2; i++){ cout << endl; cout << "Tyre " << i + 1 << "\n"; cout << "Section Width : "; cin >> tyre[i].width; cout << "Aspect Ratio : "; cin >> tyre[i].ratio;cout << "Rim Diameter : "; cin >> tyre[i].diameter; cout << "Speedometer Reading : "; cin >> tyre[i].spd; tyre[i].OvrDia = (2*(tyre[i].width*(tyre[i].ratio/100)))+(tyre[i].diameter*25.4); tyre[i].variable=tyre[1].OvrDia/tyre[0].OvrDia; tyre[1].spd=tyre[0].spd*tyre[i].variable; cout << endl; cout << "Tyre" << i + 1 << endl; cout << "Width : " << tyre[i].width <<endl; cout << "Ratio : " << tyre[i].ratio << endl; cout << "Diameter : " << tyre[i].diameter << endl;cout << "Speedometer Reading(Tyre 1) : " << tyre[0].spd << endl; cout << "Overall Diameter : " << tyre[i].OvrDia << endl; cout << "Actual Speed : " << tyre[1].spd << endl; } return 0;}
Transcribed Image Text:Please input your tyre size
Tyre 1
Section Width : 2
Aspect Ratio: 3
Rim Diameter : 6
Speedometer Reading : 1
Tyrel
Width: 2
Ratio: 3
Diameter
6
Speedometer Reading (Tyre 1) : 1
Overall Diameter : 152.52
Actual Speed: 0
Tyre 2
Section Width: 34
Aspect Ratio : 2
Rim Diameter: 5
Speedometer Reading : 12
Tyre2
Width: 34
Ratio: 2
Diameter: 5
Speedometer Reading (Tyre 1) : 1
Overall Diameter: 128.36
Actual Speed: 0.841595
.. Program finished with exit code 0
Press ENTER to exit console.
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