Write a program to compute the diameter in centimeters of a steel rod, an alumin

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Write a program to compute the diameter in centimeters of a steel rod, an aluminum rod, and a copper rod, which can withstand a particular compression load. The allowable compression stress of steel, aluminum, and copper is 25,000 lbs/M^2, 15,000 lbs/m^2, and 20,000 lbs/m^2, respectively. equations are: area of rod= compression load / allowable compression stress area = pie*r^2 where diameter d=2r Input the compression load. Print the type of material, load, Allowable stress, and diameter. Use formatted output with field width specification that align the output.

Explanation / Answer

#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
#define STEEL 25000
#define AL 15000
#define CP 20000

int main(){
int compLoad;
double ALdiam, STEELdiam, CPdiam;
scanf("%d", &compLoad);
ALdiam = (double)compLoad/(3.14*AL);
ALdiam = sqrt(ALdiam)*2;
STEELdiam = (double)compLoad/(3.14*STEEL);
STEELdiam = sqrt(STEELdiam)*2;
CPdiam = (double)compLoad/(3.14*CP);
CPdiam = sqrt(CPdiam)*2;
printf("Aluminium %d %d %l ", compLoad, AL, ALdiam);
printf("Steel %d %d %l ", compLoad, STEEL, STEELdiam);
printf("Copper %d %d %l ", compLoad, CP, CPdiam);
return 0;
}

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