C++

Problem Description: Pipe Dream

Objective: Practice developing and implementing a complete C++ program to solve a problem.

Suppose that a fluid is flowing at a rate of F through a pipe of diameter D. Let V represent the velocity of the fluid. Then the variables F, D and V are related by the following formulas:

Write a complete C++ program which will input two values:

• Flow rate F in cubic centimeters/sec
• Velocity in ft / min

And then compute and output the diameter of the pipe in inches.

Requirements:

• Declare and use at least one const variable (pi is an obvious choice, can you think of others?).
• Use meaningful variable names and reasonable data types.
• Use the header format template.
• Include a comment section at the top of you file, with your name, the assignment number and a brief summary (in your own words) of what the program does.
• Prompt for each input value you need and annotate the output to describe what it represents.
• Include comments to describe the major sections of the program

Notes:

• The formulas require all the corresponding units to be the same, so your program will need to convert the input values to the appropriate unit representation.
• Once your program is running, run it twice with the data sets shown:
  1. Data set 1

Velocity: 12 feet/min

Flow Rate: 400 cubic centimeter / sec

2. Data set 2

Velocity: 50 feet/min

Flow Rate: 200 cubic centimeter / sec

D = 1 V = D2 F = 11DV