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    19bec0685 VL2019205002844 Da

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    The document describes a C program that takes input of concentration values for 10 hardness producing substances from the user and calculates their calcium carbonate equivalent values. It defines a 2D array to store the composition, molar mass, and equivalent values of each substance. The program loops through to input the composition and molar mass for each substance, calculates the equivalent values and stores them in the array. It then prompts the user to enter a substance number and prints out the equivalent value for that substance from the array.

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    The document describes a C program that takes input of concentration values for 10 hardness producing substances from the user and calculates their calcium carbonate equivalent values. It defines a 2D array to store the composition, molar mass, and equivalent values of each substance. The program loops through to input the composition and molar mass for each substance, calculates the equivalent values and stores them in the array. It then prompts the user to enter a substance number and prints out the equivalent value for that substance from the array.

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    The document describes a C program that takes input of concentration values for 10 hardness producing substances from the user and calculates their calcium carbonate equivalent values. It defines a 2D array to store the composition, molar mass, and equivalent values of each substance. The program loops through to input the composition and molar mass for each substance, calculates the equivalent values and stores them in the array. It then prompts the user to enter a substance number and prints out the equivalent value for that substance from the array.

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    The document describes a C program that takes input of concentration values for 10 hardness producing substances from the user and calculates their calcium carbonate equivalent values. It defines a 2D array to store the composition, molar mass, and equivalent values of each substance. The program loops through to input the composition and molar mass for each substance, calculates the equivalent values and stores them in the array. It then prompts the user to enter a substance number and prints out the equivalent value for that substance from the array.

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    Q.6) Using two dimensional arrays write a C program for the following problem.

    Take the input of


    concentration of any 10 hardness producing substances from the user and print the calcium
    carbonate equivalent of the requested substance

    #include <stdio.h>

    #include <stdlib.h>

    #include <conio.h>

    int main ()

    float array [3] [10];

    int x, y;

    for (x = 0; x<10; x++) //to input data

    printf(“ENTER DATA FOR COMMAND %d \y” x+1);

    printf (“Enter Composition (mg/L): \n”);

    scanf(“%f”, &array[0] [x]);

    printf(“Enter Molar Mass (g): \n”);

    scanf (“%f”, &array[1] [x]);

    array[2] [x] = array [0] [j]*(100.0/array[1] [j]); //CaCO3 Eqv

    Printf(“nEnter compound number to find CaC03 EQV \n”);

    Scanf (“%d”, &y);

    For (x =0; x<10; x++)

    If (y == x+1)

    {
    Printf(“CaCO3 EQV FOR COMPOUND %D IS %F MG/L \Y”, Y,array[2] [x]);

    Return 0;

    Q.1)

    . Define a class to represent the details of hardness producing substances with the following data
    members and member functions. Data members: i. Compound name ii. Molar mass iii. Multiplication
    Factor Member functions: i. To take the input of the details of the compound ii. To print the details
    of the compound Create an object to take the input of any five permanent hardness producing
    substances from user and print the same in the output screen.

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