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Answer:
Option(A) is the correct answer to the given question .
Explanation:
Following the steps for adding the data series into the Chart Tools is given below
Step 1: Choose the data from the spreadsheet
Step 2: Choose the data button or data group.
Step 3: After that press on the add button.
Step 4:: Finally choose the range of the data from the excel sheet .
- Option(A) follows the correct syntax to adding the data series into the chart Chart tools that's why it is correct option .
Answer:
Following are the program in c++ language
#include <iostream> // header file
using namespace std;// namespace
int main() // main function
{
int num; // variable declaration
long int f=1; // variable declaration
do
{
cout<<"Enter the Positive value:";
cin>>num;
} while(num<0); // i check whether number is non negative or not
while(num>0) // iterating over the loop
{
f=f*num; // calculate the factorial
num--; // decrement the value of num by 1
}
cout<<" factorial is :"<<f; // display the factorial .
return 0;
}
Output:
Enter the Positive value:7
factorial is :5040
Explanation:
Following are the description of the program .
- Read the input by user in the "num" variable of "int" type..
- The do-while will check the enter number is nonnegative number.
- While(n>0) loop is calculating the factorial in the "f" variable .
- Finally display the factorial .
Answer:
(a) I multiply two numbers when they need to be added
Explanation:
By definition, a Logical Error is a coding mistake resulting in the program NOT producing the expected result or behaviour, however the source code is syntactically correct and the program could <em>compile </em>and <em>execute </em>unaware of the error, or result on a <em>crash </em>during <em>runtime</em>.
