This is what the exercise says: Write a program to help the user understand the

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This is what the exercise says:
Write a program to help the user understand the force lb.needed to push a 1200 lb. table, on wheels, up a 21 inch high rampthat is 6 ft long. There should be a looping program thatasks the user if he/she would like to try again withdifference. This should be a program that asks the user toinput the variables: weight of table, height of the raise, lengthof the ramp. The beginning statement of 1200 lb. table, 21 inchraise, and 6 ft ramp is just an example; these dimensions should bevarying. The answer will be in force lb., and you will need to usea math equation to calculate what it will take to move thisreal-life table. This is what the exercise says:
Write a program to help the user understand the force lb.needed to push a 1200 lb. table, on wheels, up a 21 inch high rampthat is 6 ft long. There should be a looping program thatasks the user if he/she would like to try again withdifference. This should be a program that asks the user toinput the variables: weight of table, height of the raise, lengthof the ramp. The beginning statement of 1200 lb. table, 21 inchraise, and 6 ft ramp is just an example; these dimensions should bevarying. The answer will be in force lb., and you will need to usea math equation to calculate what it will take to move thisreal-life table.

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please rate - thanks I think the sample formula you sent me was wrong 6 ft / 300 ft lb =50 lb of force to move the object up the ramp. the ft cancel eachother out. this is .02.   I used 300/6 which is 50 #include using namespace std; int main() {int weight,height,length; double force; char yesno='Y'; while(toupper(yesno)=='Y')    {coutweight;    coutheight;    coutlength;    force=((double)weight*height)/length;    cout

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