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Program Plan Intro
The speed of the sound
- Include the required header files.
- Define the main(),
- Declare the required variables.
- Display the menu options on the screen.
- Get the choice from the user.
- Using switch case,
- Validate the user choice
- Case 1:
- Set the corresponding speed for “Air”.
- Get the number of seconds that the sound travels.
- Calculate the total distance amount.
- Case 2:
- Set the corresponding speed for “Water”.
- Get the number of seconds that the sound travels.
- Calculate the total distance amount.
- Case 3:
- Set the corresponding speed for “Steel”.
- Get the number of seconds that the sound travels.
- Calculate the total distance amount.
- Case 4: Exit the program.
- Case 1:
- Validate the user choice
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