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Would you please introduce me some textbooks that offer multiple choice or true-false questions at the end of each chapter so I can practice before my final exam? Basically, that class I am taking right now cover many central topics in Undergraduate Probability course such as: • Moments and...

What do you mean by that? Please help me

it gave me the wrong total difference days between two input dates. It gave me 727081 as the difference between 1/1/1992 and 1/1/2016

let me update my code. #include <iostream> #include <cmath> using namespace std; class date { private: int m; int d; int y; public: date(int, int, int); int countLeapYears(date&); int getDifference(date&); friend int operator-(const date&); }...

Homework Statement I am trying to solve a problem that asks me to give the total days between two dates. I have to take care of the some matters between those two dates such as leap years and the way of inputting the years by the users. (For example, if you input 1 and 17, the code will still...

Homework Statement MUST USE RECURSION TO SOLVE THESE PARTS. Part A: Have a user input a string. Then display this string smashed up as follows: display the first character in the string, then the last, then the second, then the second to last, then the third... So if the string is “abcdef”, it...

I did not think so, but the assignment asked me to print out the desired result. I submitted the assignment, but I really appreciate your help.

Hello Mark, Yes, if you keep withdrawing the money given the initial amount above, you will not get the desire investment. The assignment will ask you to "cout" O for final balance, but you still have to print out the number of years that will take to exhaust your account, and the total amount...

The growth rate is -0.1. I am sorry I did not notice. Thank you.

Here are the data: Initial investment? 1000 Yearly growth rate? 0.1 Yearly withdraw amount? 20 Desired balance? 1000000 Years: 18 Balance at end: 0 Amount withdrawn over period: 340.114

Homework Statement Pretend you have some money (ha!) that you want to invest in the stock market. Ask the user for: The initial investmentYearly estimated market growthHow much (if any) you wish to withdraw from the account per yearThe desired level of money you wish to get The growth...

Yes I know that. I will take a look tomorrow again for my expression. Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. Have a good night!

Can you help me check out my steps please?

I think d is the distance from the center to the pivot point which is (1/2 - x)

I tried that approach but I failed. Am I annoying?