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    The document provides instructions for students to complete 3 assignments (2a, 2b, 2c) related to C programming. It specifies how to name program and output files, submit files to Moodle, and provide sample input/output. Assignment 2a involves writing a program to evaluate a function and its derivative at given inputs. Assignment 2b checks if 3 coordinate pairs form a triangle or straight line. Assignment 2c implements a function and outputs values at given x inputs.

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    Assignment-II

    Write your name, roll number, PC number and assignment number in the
    header of the program file as comments. You may give your program file name
    as <asgn><no_><RollNo>.c. For example, a student with roll number
    21CS1001 should name the program file for assignment number 2(a), as
    asgn2a_21CS1001.c.

    Submit all the programs separately against each assignment (i.e. asgn2a,
    asgn2b, and asgn2c) in the Moodle System.

    All the results for each assignment should be submitted together in a separate
    file (named result.txt). Provide the result in a separate output file (named,
    result_<assgn><no>.txt). Use standard output redirection feature to generate
    the output file.

    Hints. Suppose you would like to redirect your output to a file ‘result.txt’.
    If you run the program with the following command

    ./a.out >result.txt

    Output of your program (generated by printf(.) function) will be written


    in file result.txt. You need to provide input from your input, by
    remembering the sequence of inputs to be given.

    If you execute the program multiple times, you may concatenate the
    outputs in a single file by using the following redirection command:

    ./a.out >>result.txt

    Input redirection (optional):

    You may also store your input (the ordering as per requirement of
    the program should be preserved) in an input file in.txt, and execute the
    program as follows:

    ./a.out <in.txt >result.txt


    2(a) Write a C-program which evaluates the value of the following
    function as given below for an input real number x (to be read):

    f(x)= x4-36x3+4x-3

    The program also computes the sign of the derivative of the


    function (f’(x)). If the derivative is positive, it prints ‘1’. If it is
    negative, prints ‘-1’. Otherwise, it prints ‘0’. Run your program to
    provide results for the following input numbers.

    -5.4, 2.4, 3.0, 5.0, and 38.

    2(b) Write a C-program which takes three distinct points (in 2-D
    coordinates) as inputs and checks whether they form a triangle or
    straight line. If they form a triangle, it prints “Formed triangle” and
    prints its area. If they form a straight line, it prints “Formed Straight
    Line” and prints the length between two end points. If any pair of
    points are non-distinct, it prints coordinates of that point, and notifies
    “Non-distinct input point” and prints the length between two distinct
    points, if any.

    Provide results for the following coordinate points:

    (2,3), (4,5), (10,23)


    (1,2), (4,8), (9,18)
    (0,0), (1,3), (1,3)

    2(c). Write a C-program and implement the function given in the


    following diagram.
    Provide functional values at the following values of x

    x= 5, 15, 25, 40, and 60.

    N.B. All your programs may be tested by other input values.

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