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viktelen [127]
3 years ago
14

Instructions Write a program that inputs the length of two pieces of fabric in feet and inches (as whole numbers) and prints the

total. Sample Run Enter the Feet: 3 Enter the Inches: 11 Enter the Feet: 2 Enter the Inches: 5 Sample Output Feet: 6 Inches: 4
Physics
1 answer:
diamong [38]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The code is written in python in the explanation section below

Explanation:

a_feet = int(input("Input the feet of the first fabric: "))

a_inches = int(input("input the size in inches for the first piece of fabric: "))

b_feet = int(input("input the size in Feet for the second piece of fabric: "))

b_inches = int(input("Enter the size in Inches for the second piece of fabric: "))

sum_inches = a_inches + b_inches

inches_to_feet = sum_inches // 12

rem_from_div = sum_inches % 12

sum_feet = a_feet + b_feet + inches_to_feet

print("Feet: {} Inches: {}".format(sum_feet, rem_from_div))

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