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Write a function named partfthat takes inas parameterstwo parallel lists: a list of times (in increasing order), and a list of d

mario62 [17]

The program calculates the velocity between points in a list is written below. The program is written in python 3 thus ;

t = input("Enter time values : ")

#Enter the time values of the data

p = input("Enter distance values : ")

#Enter the distance values

dist = [float(x) for x in p.split()]

time = [float(x) for x in t.split()]

#pyt then values in a list

def partfthat(dist, time):

#initialize function that takes in two parameters

vel = []

#empty list to hold the calculated velocity values

i = 0

#indexer

while i <= len(dist)-2:

#while loop to iterate

v = (dist[i+1] - dist[i]) / (time[i+1] -time[i])

#Use the velocity formula

vel.append(v)

#append values to the empty list created

i+=1

return vel

print(avg_vel(dist, time))

A sample run of the program is attached.

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When using linear or reciprocal navigation, what should be the interface include?

Alex_Xolod [135]

The answer to the question is A

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4 years ago

Can anyone help? Please.

Shtirlitz [24]

I can’t see it... can you type it out please?

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3 years ago

Read 2 more answers

Please help me. i will mark you brailiest

Stolb23 [73]

Answer:

Simple, really

Explanation:

3Rd one is pretty easy, all you have to do is read closely.

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3 years ago

Write a program whose input is two integers. Output the first integer and subsequent increments of 5 as long as the value is les

adell [148]

Answer:

Following are the code to the given question:

For code 1:

start = int(input())#defining a start variable that takes input from the user end

end = int(input())#defining a end variable that takes input from the user end

if start > end:#use if that checks start value greater than end value

print("Second integer can't be less than the first.")#print message

else:#defining else block

while start <= end:#defining a while loop that checks start value less than equal to end value

print(start, end=' ')#print input value

start += 5#incrementing the start value by 5

print()#use print for space

For code 2:

while True:#defining a while loop that runs when its true

data = input()#defining a data variable that inputs values

if data == 'Done' or data == 'done' or data == 'd':#defining if block that checks data value

break#use break keyword

rev = ''#defining a string variable rev

for ch in data:#defining a for loop that adds value in string variable

rev = ch + rev#adding value in rev variable

print(rev)#print rev value

Explanation:

In the first code two-variable "first and end" is declared that takes input from the user end. After inputting the value if a block is used that checks start value greater than end value and use the print method that prints message.

In the else block a while loop is declared that checks start value less than equal to end value and inside the loop it prints input value and increments the start value by 5.

In the second code, a while loop runs when it's true and defines a data variable that inputs values. In the if block is used that checks data value and use break keyword.

In the next step, "rev" as a string variable is declared that uses the for loop that adds value in its variable and prints its values.

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