Answer to Question #20757 in C++ for Aarthi Vishwanathan

Question

Create a structure called volume that uses three variables (length, width, height ) of type distance (feet and inches) to model the volume of a room. Read the three dimensions of the room and calculate the volume it represents , and print out the result. The volume should be in cu. feet form, i.e., you will have to convert each dimension in to feet and fractions of foot. For instance , the length 12 feet 6 inches will be 12.5 feet.

Answer 1

#include <iostream>
#include <stdlib.h>

using namespace std;

int main()
{

cout<<"please enter a1 and a2"<<endl;
double a1,a2;
cin>>a1;
cout<<"& quot;;
cin>>a2;
cout<<endl;

cout<<"please enter b1 and b2"<<endl;
double b1,b2;
cin>>b1;
cout<<"& quot;;
cin>>b2;
cout<<endl;

cout<<"please enter c1 and c2"<<endl;
double c1,c2;
cin>>c1;
cout<<"& quot;;
cin>>c2;
cout<<endl;

double a,b,c;

& a=a1+a2/12;
& b=b1+b2/12;
& c=c1+c2/12;
cout<<"a="<<a<<"& b="<<b<<"& c="<<c<<endl;
double V=0;
V=a*b*c;
cout<<"V="<<V<<"& (feet^3)";



& system("PAUSE");
& return 0;
}