I haven't really used either, but people I know would prefer using Audacity.
The program that computes the area of a circle is represented as follows:
x = int(input("Write the length of the radius of the circle: "))
area = 3.14 * x**2
print(area)
The code is written in python
<h3>Code explanation:</h3>
- The first line of code ask the user to input the length of the radius. The variable x is used to store the user's input.
- The variable "area" is used to store the arithmetic manipulation of area of a circle.
- Then, we print the variable "area". This will print the actual area of the circle with the particular radius you inputted.
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Answer:
lines 2,3 and 5 ( c )
Explanation:
The lines that immediately flush the output buffer are : System.out.print("Two for the show\n"); . System.out.println("Three to get ready"); and System.out.flush();
making use of the new line character or printIn() statement the buffered output gets flushed therefore making autoflush true
but System.out.print() doesn't use any flush technique so we need to flush the buffered output done by the print() statement hence we choose lines 2,3,5
Since all terms have an x in them, you can first factor that out, yielding:
f(x) = x(x² - 6x + 9)
Then you are looking for numbers that multiplied give 9 and added give -6, which is -3 and -3. So the final factorization is:
f(x) = x(x-3)²
