#include // this line can be placed second instead of first #include // this line can be placed first instead of second using namespace std; int main() int height; double time; height time = sgrt (2 * height / 32.2); cout <<"It will take 800; <« time << seconds to fall <« height << " feet. \n"; return 0;

NO SAMPLE OUTPUT AVAILABLE. Write a PYTHON program which accomplishes the following tasks: set a variable to the result of mathematical expression including +, -, * and / and of both Integer and Float values (or variables) set a variable to the result of a combination of string values (or variables) set a variable to the result of a combination of string, Integer and Float values (you may need to use the type casting functions) Using the following variables:a = 1.3b = 4iterations = 7 Create a loop which will execute "iterations" times and outputs the result of the following expression:a = a * b reset iterations to 7.  create a loop which executes 'iterations' times and contains the following expression:iterations -= 1 reset iterations to a number between 6 and 12.  Create a loop which executes 'iterations' times and does the following: if Iterations is even: subtract 0.5 from b (output a and b) if iterations is odd: multiply a by b (output a) Demonstrate a while loop which…

I can't seem to figure this out.. for python   You have a business that cleans floors in commercial space and offices. You charge customers $0.45 per square yard, and some customers require multiple cleanings every month. You need two custom functions for your business. The first function takes a floor's length and width in feet and returns the area in square yards.  The second void function takes the area, charge per square yard, and number of monthly cleanings as arguments and prints the cleaning cost. This latter function uses selection logic to print different output for single and multiple monthly cleanings (see Sample Outputs). Use a properly named constant for the charge per square yard, too.

Write in Python Write a function named max that accepts two float values as arguments and returns the value that is the greater of the two. For example, if 7.2 and 12.1 are passed as arguments to the function, the function should return 12.1. Use the function in a program that prompts the user to enter two float values. The program should display the value that is the greater of the two.