For option D, the instructions that explain the problem are the following:

Context

Most metals expand with heat and contract with cold. This feature

has serious implications when the dimensions of a piece of laboratory equipment are

Critics for an experiment. A typical aluminum bar that has w centimeters wide at 70 Fahrenheit degrees will be x centimeters wide at another temperature t. The value of x is calculated with the following formula:

x = w + (t - 70) * 10-4

Write a program that asks the user for the standard width of a bar at 70 degrees Fahrenheit and a tolerance for the variation in the width of the bar. Also request the initial and final temperature in degrees farenheit, and display a table containing the widths of the bar at temperatures that are in that range (between the initial temperature and the final entry), with temperature ranges of 1 degree. Place an asterisk (*) next to those bar widths that are within tolerance limits.

Remember to validate the input data with cycles.

When option D is selected, the screen should look as shown in the box below (the part of the data entry and the report that is generated is included).

Optional: To print the bar widths with 5 decimals and the decimal points of that column exit aligned investigate the use of setw, fixed and setprecision.

EXAMPLE OF SCREEN OUTPUT for option D (including data entry)

46% 1:40 PM ENGI 2310_Proyecto 39) Read-only Read Only - You can't save changes to this f. 13 80000 DFERENTES