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MrMuchimi
2 years ago
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Hello safiya77 this is for you

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Ray Of Light [21]2 years ago
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Hello astropiggy!
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Construct a class that will model a quadratic expression (ax^2 + bx + c). In addition to a constructor creating a quadratic expr
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Following are the code to this question:

#include <iostream>//header file

#include<math.h>//header file

using namespace std;

class Quadratic//defining a class Quadratic  

{

private:

double a,b,c;//defining a double variable

public:

Quadratic()//defining default constructor

{

a = 0;//assigning value 0  

b = 0;//assigning value 0  

c = 0;//assigning value 0  

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this->a = a;//use this keyword to hold value in a variable

this->b = b;//use this keyword to hold value in b variable

this->c = c;//use this keyword to hold value in c variable

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return a;//return value a

}

void setA(double a)//defining a set method to hold value in parameter

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this->a = a;//assigning value in a variable

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void setB(double b)//defining a set method to hold value in parameter  

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this->b = b;//assigning value in b variable

}

double getC() //defining a get method

{

return c;//return value c

}

void setC(double c)//defining a set method to hold value in parameter

{

this->c = c;//assigning value in c variable

}

double Evaluate(double x)//defining a method Evaluate to hold value in parameter

{

return ((a*x*x)+(b*x)+c);//return evaluated value

}

double numberOfReal()//defining a method numberOfReal to calculates the real roots

{

return (b*b)-(4*a*c);//return real roots

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void findroots()//defining a method findroots

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double d=numberOfReal();//defining double variable to hold numberOfReal method value

if(d<0)//use if block to check value of d less than 0

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double r2=(-b-sqrt(numberOfReal()))/(2*a);//holding root value r2

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Explanation:

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