Using functions, write and submit the source codes that will solve the given problems. PROBLEM 1: Create a program that will display the nth numbers in the Fibonacci series. The length of the series depends on the user's input. Use user defined function and appropriate conditional and looping statements to solve the given problem. PROBLEM 2: Using user defined function and appropriate conditional and looping statements, create a program that will: (a) ask the item price from the user (b) ask how many items to purchase for a specific item price (c) ask if there are other items to purchase, if yes, repeat the first step, proceed to the next step if otherwise (d) compute and display for the total amount to pay (e) ask for the payment from the user (f) accepts only enough amount of payment, ask another payment if otherwise (g) compute and display change

Using functions, write and submit the source codes that will solve the given problems. PROBLEM 1: Create a program that will display the nth numbers in the Fibonacci series. The length of the series depends on the user's input. Use user defined function and appropriate conditional and looping statements to solve the given problem. PROBLEM 2: Using user defined function and appropriate conditional and looping statements, create a program that will: (a) ask the item price from the user (b) ask how many items to purchase for a specific item price (c) ask if there are other items to purchase, if yes, repeat the first step, proceed to the next step if otherwise (d) compute and display for the total amount to pay (e) ask for the payment from the user (f) accepts only enough amount of payment, ask another payment if otherwise (g) compute and display change

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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