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C++ Program to check if tank will overflow, underflow or filled in given time
Given with the rate of filling the tank, height of a tank and radius of a tank and the task is to check whether the tank is overflow, underflow and filled in given time.
Example
Input-: radius = 2, height = 5, rate = 10 Output-: tank overflow Input-: radius = 5, height = 10, rate = 10 Output-: tank undeflow
Approach used below is as follows −
- Input the rate of filling time, height and radius of a tank
- Calculate the volume of a tank to find the original rate of flow of water.
- Check for the conditions to determine the result
- If expected < original than tank will overflow
- If expected > original than tank will underflow
- If expected = original than tank will fill on time
- Print the resultant output
Algorithm
Start Step 1->declare function to calculate volume of tank float volume(int rad, int height) return ((22 / 7) * rad * 2 * height) step 2-> declare function to check for overflow, underflow and filled void check(float expected, float orignal) IF (expected < orignal) Print "tank overflow" End Else IF (expected > orignal) Print "tank underflow" End Else print "tank filled" End Step 3->Int main() Set int rad = 2, height = 5, rate = 10 Set float orignal = 70.0 Set float expected = volume(rad, height) / rate Call check(expected, orignal) Stop
Example
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
//calculate volume of tank
float volume(int rad, int height) {
return ((22 / 7) * rad * 2 * height);
}
//function to check for overflow, underflow and filled
void check(float expected, float orignal) {
if (expected < orignal)
cout << "tank overflow";
else if (expected > orignal)
cout << "tank underflow";
else
cout << "tank filled";
}
int main() {
int rad = 2, height = 5, rate = 10;
float orignal = 70.0;
float expected = volume(rad, height) / rate;
check(expected, orignal);
return 0;
}Output
tank overflow
Updated on: 18-Oct-2019
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