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2 years ago

Identify two real-world examples of problems whose solutions do scale well

Computers and Technology

1 answer:

stellarik [79]2 years ago

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Explanation:

We should see scaling well as referring to problems that can well be solved using computation. Two real-world examples are:

problems involving finding the largest or smallest of several lists of numbers: Usually, a simple program executed to lookup the data set to determine which number fits the properties needed.

problems involving equations: By computing the variables (x, y, etc) that make up the equation, and the operations (eg, addition, division) to be performed on the variables the problem can be solved well.

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Explanation:

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}

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}

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Explanation:

public class Larger{

public static void main(String[] args) {

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int sales2 = 120;

printLarger(sales1,sales2);

}

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if (sales1>sales2){

System.out.println(sales1+" is larger");

}

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