Write a program to process a collection of the speeds of vehicles. Your program should count and print the number of vehicles moving at a high speed (90 miles/hour or higher), the number of vehicles moving at a medium speed (50–90 miles/hour), and the number of vehicles moving at a slow speed (less than 50 miles/hour). It should also display the category of each vehicle. Test your program on the following data: Speed of vehicles (in miles): 43 23 54 57 68 67 51 90 33 22 11 88 34 52 75 12 78 32 89 14 65 67 97 53 10 47 34 b. Modify your program to display the average speed of a vehicle (a real number) at the end of the run.

Write a program to process a collection of the speeds of vehicles. Your program should count and print the number of vehicles moving at a high speed (90 miles/hour or higher), the number of vehicles moving at a medium speed (50–90 miles/hour), and the number of vehicles moving at a slow speed (less than 50 miles/hour). It should also display the category of each vehicle. Test your program on the following data: Speed of vehicles (in miles): 43 23 54 57 68 67 51 90 33 22 11 88 34 52 75 12 78 32 89 14 65 67 97 53 10 47 34 b. Modify your program to display the average speed of a vehicle (a real number) at the end of the run.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter8: Arrays And Strings

Section: Chapter Questions

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