Why should you not compare variables of type double using the == operator?

Go to zyBooks by following the zyBooks Table of Contents (Click to subscribe) link on Course Information (right click on the previous link and open in a new Tab/Window so that you do not leave the quiz). In ZyBooks, complete lab 27.9 Quiz 7: Creating your own functions. Enter the following password to enter the zyLab: Fp$M84Yq2 Submit in “Submit mode” by clicking “Submit for grading” multiple times as you develop your solution. When you have arrived at your final solution: Submit using “Submit for grading” one more time. You do not need to copy the code here, but you need to make sure you stop working on ZyBooks when your quiz time is done

Consider the following code using constants that calculates the speed of a falling object as a function of how long it has been falling:  const double GRAVITY; // acceleration [m / s^2] double time(10.0); // time, in sec cout

What is the value of x after the code below finishes? int x = 3;x = x — + — x; Do this calculation by hand. Do NOT use paper/pencil or a compiler. 

What is the value of x after the code below finishes? int x = 3;x = — x + x –; Do this calculation by hand. Do NOT use paper/pencil or a compiler. 

Go to zyBooks by following the zyBooks Table of Contents (Click to subscribe) link on Course Information (right click on the previous link and open in a new Tab/Window so that you do not leave the quiz). In ZyBooks, complete lab 27.3 Quiz 3. Enter the following password to enter the zyLab: d9^QbTi Submit in “Submit mode” by clicking “Submit for grading” multiple times as you develop your solution. When you have arrived at your final solution: Submit using “Submit for grading” one more time. You do not need to copy the code here, but you need to make sure you stop working on ZyBooks when your quiz time is done

What is the return data type of the following function header (also called prototype)? bool relatively_prime(int k, int l);

Consider the following code using constants that calculates the speed of a falling object as a function of how long it has been falling:  const double GRAVITY(9.8); // acceleration [m / s^2] double time(10.0); // time, in sec cout

In what order will the four math functions execute in the following expression ? cos(5.1 + sin(2.2 + 3.0 – 1.0) * 6.0) / 4 + log(3.5 + sqrt(27.0)) * 2 For example, your answer for the expression: sin(10.0) + cos(5.0) would be sin 1st, cos 2nd because the sin function will execute before the cos function.

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