IN C LANGUAGE NOT C++

C++ for Engineers and Scientists
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ISBN:9781133187844
Author:Bronson, Gary J.
Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.
Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions
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IN C LANGUAGE NOT C++

Write a C program to read the distance and the traveled time for a number of cars N (ask the user to enter number of cars) then calculate the speed of each car.
Your program should calculate and perform the following:
In main function, read the distance and time values.
Write a function named calculate_Speed that accepts distance and time as inputs and returns speed as output.
Using the above function (calculate_Speed), calculate the speed for every car. Display the speed on screen in main function.
Write a function named categories_Speed that accepts the speed as input. The function returns 1 if the car is super-speed (speed over 120), and returns 0
if the car speed is normal (speed equal or below 120).
In main function, calculate and display the average speed and how many cars in super-speed.
Transcribed Image Text:Write a C program to read the distance and the traveled time for a number of cars N (ask the user to enter number of cars) then calculate the speed of each car. Your program should calculate and perform the following: In main function, read the distance and time values. Write a function named calculate_Speed that accepts distance and time as inputs and returns speed as output. Using the above function (calculate_Speed), calculate the speed for every car. Display the speed on screen in main function. Write a function named categories_Speed that accepts the speed as input. The function returns 1 if the car is super-speed (speed over 120), and returns 0 if the car speed is normal (speed equal or below 120). In main function, calculate and display the average speed and how many cars in super-speed.
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