C language The \"identifier\" is the name of a variable. Invent a valid variable
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The "identifier" is the name of a variable. Invent a valid variable identifier for each of the following pieces of data, and write a declaration statement, assuming all variables are double floating point values 1) A reading in units of degrees Fahrenheit temperature 2) A distance measurement in units of miles 3) Length, height, and width measurements in units of meters (3 identifiers) 4) A temperature reading in units of degrees Rankine 5) A measure of force in units of pounds 6) A measure of force in unites of newtons 7) A measure of density in units of kg/m3 8) A measure of mass in units of kg 9) A measure of volume in units of m Write Cassignment statements for the following mathematical equations, using the previous identifiers: 10) Volume height width 11) Distance length/1609.3 12) Temperature(in degrees Rankine) 459.67 +Temperature (in degrees Fahrenheit) 13) Force (in pounds (1/4.4482216) Force (in newtons) 14) Density Mass/VolumeExplanation / Answer
Valid declaration Statements in sequence 1,2,3.....
Identifier Choosen
1 Temperature in Fahrenhiet-----temperatureF
2.Distance----------------------------------d
3.Length,height,width l,h,w
4.Temperature in Rankine-------temperatureR
5.Force in Pounds---------------------forceP
6.Force in newtons--------------------forceN
7density--------------------------------density
8.mass-----------------------------------------m
9.Volume--------------------------------v
C declaration below
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double temperatureF,d,l,h,w,temperatureR,forceP,forceN,density,m,v;
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C- Assignement
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v=l*h*w;
d=l/1609.3;
temperatureR=459.67+temperatureF;
forceP=(1/4.4482216)*forceN;
density=m/v;
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