Write a function definition that can compute the force of gravity between two given objects, where "m1" is the mass of object 1 and "m2" is the mass of object 2. The distance between the two objects is "d". The formula for the calculation is as followed: m1 m2 F = G d? %3D The function should accept "m1," "m2," and "d" as parameters with appropriate data types and return the calculated value of "f". Assume "G" is equal to 6.67430 × 10-11.

This question has 2 parts, in part A you will write a function and part B need to implement the function   Part A - Write a function called getDistance.  This function will have 2 parameters: first is the speed of the object in miles per hour the second is time traveled in hours.  The function will return the distance traveld by multiplying the speed by the time passed by parameter.     Part B will be a small program that will input the speed and time traveled by 2 vehicles.  It will then print which vehicle traveld the furthest and must utilize the function written in part A appropriately.    Complete the starter file below (copy and paste into your answer).     #write your function here   def main():     vehicle1_speed = int(input("Enter the speed of vehicle 1: "))    vehicle1_time = int(input("Enter the time vehicle 1 has traveled: "))       vehicle2_speed = int(input("Enter the speed of vehicle 2: "))    vehicle2_time = int(input("Enter the time vehicle 2 has traveled: "))…

In c++  Write a function heading and body for a float function called ConeVolume that takes two value float parameters called radius and height. The function computes and returns the volume of a cone using the following formula:

Which of the following is a correct and complete function definition?   a. double funct(double x) { return 2*x; }                     b. double funct(Int x) { return (x-3); }   c. int funct (x) { return (++x); }   d. int funct (int x);      e. void funct(x=7) { return 8; }   f. void funct(int x=7) { return x/3; }