#include <math.h>main()
{
printf("It's time to do your math homework!\n");
printf("Section 1: Square Roots\n");
printf("The square root of 49.0 is %.1f\n", sqrt(49.0));
printf("The square root of 149.0 is %.1f\n", sqrt (149.0));
printf("The square root of .149 is %.2f\n", sqrt (.149));
printf("\n\nSection 2: Powers\n");
printf("4 raised to the 3rd power is %.1f\n", pow(4.0, 3.0));
printf("7 raised to the 5th power is %.1f\n", pow(7.0, 5.0));
printf("34 raised to the 1/2 power is %.1f\n", pow(34.0, .5));
printf("\n\nSection 3: Trigonometry\n");
printf("The cosine of a 60-degree angle is %.3f\n",
cos((60*(3.14159/180.0))));
printf("The sine of a 90-degree angle is %.3f\n",
sin((90*(3.14159/180.0))));
printf("The tangent of a 75-degree angle is %.3f\n",
tan((75*(3.14159/180.0))));
printf("The arc cosine of a 45-degree angle is %.3f\n",
acos((45*(3.14159/180.0))));
printf("The arc sine of a 30-degree angle is %.3f\n",
asin((30*(3.14159/180.0))));
printf("The arc tangent of a 15-degree angle is %.3f\n",
atan((15*(3.14159/180.0))));
printf("\nSection 4: Log functions\n");
printf("e raised to 2 is %.3f\n", exp(2));
printf("The natural log of 5 is %.3f\n", log(5));
printf("The base-10 log of 5 is %.3f\n", log10(5));
return(0);
}Here is the output. Does C compute these values faster than you can with pencil and paper?
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It's time to do your math homework!
Section 1: Square Roots
The square root of 49.0 is 7.0
The square root of 149.0 is 12.2
The square root of .149 is 0.39Section 2: Powers
4 raised to the 3rd power is 64.0
7 raised to the 5th power is 16807.0
34 raised to the 1/2 power is 5.8
Section 3: Trigonometry
The cosine of a 60-degree angle is 0.500