PROBLEM: Write a C++ program which accepts a number corresponding to a plane figure: 1. Right Triangle 2. Rectangle 3. Circle The program will then ask for the following: base and height – if the previous input is 1 (right triangle) width and length – if the previous input is 2 (rectangle) radius – if the previous input is 3 (circle) The program should exit if the input is not 1,2 or 3. SPECIFICATIONS: Develop the following functions: Create a function named getTriangleArea which accepts the base and the height and returns the area of the right triangle. Create a function named getTrianglePerimeter which accepts the base and the height and returns the perimeter of the right triangle. Create a function named getRectangleArea which accepts the width and the length and returns the area of the rectangle. Create a function named getRectanglePerimeter which accepts the width and the length and returns the perimeter of the rectangle. Create a function named getCircleArea which accepts a pointer to the radius variable and returns the area of the circle. Create a function named getCircleCircumference which accepts a pointer to the radius variable and returns the circumference of the circle. Using the appropriate function above: Program will then display the perimeter(circumference if circle) and area of the chosen figure. You’re free to format the input/output display. Numeric output should be computed and NOT HARD-CODED. Program will display “invalid input” if the initial input is not 1,2 or 3. After this, the program will terminate. The next input (dimension/s of the chosen figure) will be stored on a float data type. Program will automatically terminate if the input is not a number. Observe proper code indention All lines should have a comment TEST CASE #1: If the user inputs 3(figure), 4.0(radius) Resulting area = 50.27, circumference = 25.13 TEST CASE #2: If the user inputs 4(figure) Displays “invalid input”, then terminates TEST CASE #3: If the user inputs 1(figure), 4.0(base), 3.0(height) Resulting area = 6.0, perimeter=12.0 TEST CASE #4: If the user inputs 2(figure), 4.0(width), 3.0(length) Resulting area = 12.0, perimeter=14.0 TEST CASE #5: If the user inputs 3(figure), “four”(radius) Program terminates.

PROBLEM: Write a C++ program which accepts a number corresponding to a plane figure: 1. Right Triangle 2. Rectangle 3. Circle The program will then ask for the following: base and height – if the previous input is 1 (right triangle) width and length – if the previous input is 2 (rectangle) radius – if the previous input is 3 (circle) The program should exit if the input is not 1,2 or 3. SPECIFICATIONS: Develop the following functions: Create a function named getTriangleArea which accepts the base and the height and returns the area of the right triangle. Create a function named getTrianglePerimeter which accepts the base and the height and returns the perimeter of the right triangle. Create a function named getRectangleArea which accepts the width and the length and returns the area of the rectangle. Create a function named getRectanglePerimeter which accepts the width and the length and returns the perimeter of the rectangle. Create a function named getCircleArea which accepts a pointer to the radius variable and returns the area of the circle. Create a function named getCircleCircumference which accepts a pointer to the radius variable and returns the circumference of the circle. Using the appropriate function above: Program will then display the perimeter(circumference if circle) and area of the chosen figure. You’re free to format the input/output display. Numeric output should be computed and NOT HARD-CODED. Program will display “invalid input” if the initial input is not 1,2 or 3. After this, the program will terminate. The next input (dimension/s of the chosen figure) will be stored on a float data type. Program will automatically terminate if the input is not a number. Observe proper code indention All lines should have a comment TEST CASE #1: If the user inputs 3(figure), 4.0(radius) Resulting area = 50.27, circumference = 25.13 TEST CASE #2: If the user inputs 4(figure) Displays “invalid input”, then terminates TEST CASE #3: If the user inputs 1(figure), 4.0(base), 3.0(height) Resulting area = 6.0, perimeter=12.0 TEST CASE #4: If the user inputs 2(figure), 4.0(width), 3.0(length) Resulting area = 12.0, perimeter=14.0 TEST CASE #5: If the user inputs 3(figure), “four”(radius) Program terminates.

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