Answer:
The solution code is written in Python:
- a = int(input("Input first dish time: "))
- b = int(input("Input extra minutes: "))
- t = int(input("Input time available: "))
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- dishesCount = 1
- currentTotal = a + b
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- while(currentTotal <= t):
- dishesCount += 1
- currentTotal += currentTotal + b
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- print("Number of dishes can be prepared: " + str(dishesCount))
Explanation:
Firstly, prompt user to input the first dish time, extra minutes and time available and assign the values to variable a, b and t, respectively (Line 1-3).
Next, create variable dishesCount to hold the number of dishes can be prepared (Line 5).
Get the current total time by adding a and b and assign it to variable currentTotal (Line 6).
While the currentTotal is less than or equal to t, increment the dishesCount by one and then add the hour of current dish to the currentTotal (Line 9-10).
At last, display the number of dishes that can be prepared in t minutes (Line 12).
Answer:
It really depends - in general every data structure has its use.
Explanation:
Furthermore, traversing the list will be inefficient because the data items are not contiguous in memory, forcing the CPU to jump all over the RAM memory causing further slowdown.
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**Formula
If u want to calculate voltage:
Current x Resistance
so the answer is D
Current:
Voltage ÷ Resistance
Resistance:
Voltage ÷ Current
Answer:
DB * -1
Explanation:
Use this formula: DB * -1
DB = Desired Box
DB * -1