Write a C++ program to compute the value of S using function, where the value of n) = X /- ( X/3! + (X*yS!- (X*y7! ( XOy(2n-1). Define the function ompute_S(x, n) to compute the value of S, given the value of x, and n as parameters list. Use a metion called pwr(x,y) to compute x" terms and a function called Fact(n) to compute factorial n in the equation of S. the

Write a C++ program to compute the value of S using function, where the value of n) = X /- ( X/3! + (XyS!- (Xy7! ( XOy(2n-1). Define the function ompute_S(x, n) to compute the value of S, given the value of x, and n as parameters list. Use a metion called pwr(x,y) to compute x" terms and a function called Fact(n) to compute factorial n in the equation of S. the

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter14: Numerical Methods

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