Q1 - write down an algorithm for each of the following problems:- 1) Find the average of four numbers. 2) Change the time in seconds to minutes. 3) Find the product of two numbers (this means to multiply the two numbers), 4) Find the difference between two numbers 5) Change a volume in pints to litres (there are 2.2 pints in every litre). 6) Find the average speed of a car given the journey time and the distance travelled. 7) Find the volume of a cube given the length of a side. 8) Find the volume of a pyramid, given the length and width of its base and its height

Q1 - write down an algorithm for each of the following problems:- 1) Find the average of four numbers. 2) Change the time in seconds to minutes. 3) Find the product of two numbers (this means to multiply the two numbers), 4) Find the difference between two numbers 5) Change a volume in pints to litres (there are 2.2 pints in every litre). 6) Find the average speed of a car given the journey time and the distance travelled. 7) Find the volume of a cube given the length of a side. 8) Find the volume of a pyramid, given the length and width of its base and its height

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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