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sveticcg [70]
3 years ago
14

During the past decade ocean levels have been rising faster than in the past, an average of approximately 3.1 millimeters per ye

ar. Write a program that computes how much ocean levels are expected to rise during the next 15 years if they continue rising at this rate. Display the answer in both centimeters and inches.
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Alecsey [184]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Program in Python is as follows:

rise = 3.1

for i in range(1,16):

     print("Rise in Year "+str(i))

     cm = rise * 0.1 * i

     inch = rise/25.4 * i

     print(str(cm)+" centimetres")

     print(str(inch)+" inches")

     print

Explanation:

This line initializes the rise of the ocean level

rise = 3.1

The following iterates from 1 to 15 (which stands for year)

<em>for i in range(1,16):</em>

   print("Rise in Year "+str(i))

This calculates the rise in each year in centimetre

   cm = rise * 0.1 * i

This calculates the rise in each year in inches

   inch = rise/25.4 * i

The line prints calculated ocean rise in centimetres

   print(str(cm)+" centimetres")

The line prints calculated ocean rise in inches

   print(str(inch)+" inches")

     print

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