Convert the following pseudi code to C+ + code. BE sure to define the apprpriat evariables.

a. Store 20 in the speed varaible.

b. Store 10 in the time variable.

c. Multiply speed by time and store the result in the distance variable

d. Display the contents of the distance variable

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Barney

5 November, 19:54

Convert the following pseudi code to C+ + code. BE sure to define the apprpriat evariables.

a. Store 20 in the speed varaible.

b. Store 10 in the time variable.

c. Multiply speed by time and store the result in the distance variable

d. Display the contents of the distance variable

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Amelie Wheeler · Answer 1

Following are the C+ + code

int speed=20; / / Store 20 in the speed varaible.

int time=10; / /Store 10 in the time variable.

int distance = speed * time; / / multiply by speed * time

cout<
Explanation:

Following are the program in C+ + language:

#include / / header file

using namespace std; / / namespace

int main ()

{

int speed=20; / / Store 20 in the speed varaible.

int time=10; / /Store 10 in the time variable.

int distance = speed * time; / / multiply by speed * time

cout<
return 0;

}

Output:20

Explanation:

Following are explanation of following code

Declared a vaiable of type int called "speed" and store 20 on it. Declared a vaiable of type int called "time" and store 10 on it. multiply by speed into the time and store into the distance variable. finally print the "display" value

Convert the following pseudi code to C+ + code. BE sure to define the apprpriat evariables.a. Store 20 in the speed varaible.b. Store 10 in the time variable.c. Multiply speed by time and store the result in the distance variabled. Display the contents of the distance variable

Convert the following pseudi code to C+ + code. BE sure to define the apprpriat evariables.

a. Store 20 in the speed varaible.

b. Store 10 in the time variable.

c. Multiply speed by time and store the result in the distance variable

d. Display the contents of the distance variable