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Power series with subprograms Fortran 77 HELP
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The power series 1 + x + (X^2)/2! + (x^3)/3! +....(to infinity)= (x^k)/k! converges to e^x for all values of x. Write a function subprogram that uses this series to calculate values for e^x to five-decimal-place accuracy (i.e. using terms up to the first one that is less than 10^-5 in absolute value) and that uses a function subprogram to calculate factorials. Use these subprograms in a main program to calculate and print a table of values for the function cosh(x) = (e^x + e^-x)/2 and also the corresponding values of the library function COSH for x = -1 to 1 in increments of .1 3. The attempt at a solution c Print the table heading 100 FORMAT(3X, A7, 5X, A16, 2X) PRINT 100, 'COSH(X)', 'LIBRARY COSH(X)' PRINT *, '===============================' c =========================================================== REAL FUNCTION COSH (G) REAL G DO 80 G = -1., 1., .1 COSH = COSH (G) 80 CONTINUE END c ============================================================= REAL FUNCTION HCOSN (POWER) REAL POWER HCOSN = (POWER + (1/POWER))/2 END c ============================================================== REAL FUNCTION POWER (X,I) INTEGER FACTOR, I REAL X DO 20 X= -1., 1., .1 POWER = (X**I)/FACTOR 20 CONTINUE END c =============================================== INTEGER FUNCTION FACTOR(N) INTEGER N, I FACTOR = 1 DO 10 I = 2, N FACTOR = FACTOR * I 10 CONTINUE END c ============================================================== 130 FORMAT (3X, F5.5, 7X, F5.5) PRINT 130, HCOSN, COSH PAUSE END I keep getting a ton of errors. Am I setting up the structure of the DO X=-1, 1, .1 with the functions right? |
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