Write a program called KiloToPoundTable that prints the below table. Use printf()and while statement. Kilograms Pounds 1 2.2 3 6.6 5 11.0 7 15.4 9 19.8 11 24.3 13 28.7 15 33.1 1) 1 kilogram is 2.20462 pounds (so, 2nd row will be 3 * 2.20462) 2) Use while statement to iterate 3) Set width to 12 for each column 4) Use printf() for precision up to tenths place

Write a program called KiloToPoundTable that prints the below table. Use printf()and while statement. Kilograms Pounds 1 2.2 3 6.6 5 11.0 7 15.4 9 19.8 11 24.3 13 28.7 15 33.1 1) 1 kilogram is 2.20462 pounds (so, 2nd row will be 3 * 2.20462) 2) Use while statement to iterate 3) Set width to 12 for each column 4) Use printf() for precision up to tenths place

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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