Prelude to Programming
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Author: VENIT, Stewart
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Chapter 1, Problem 28RE
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a. To evaluate the value of expression X * Y ^ 2 / 12.
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b. To evaluate the value of expression ((X + Y) * 2 − (Y − X) * 4) ˆ 2.
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