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I am really confused by this problem. PLEASE HELP Write a program that reads a set of floating point data values from the input. When the user indicates the end of the input, print out the count if the values, the average, and the standard deviation. The average of a …
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I have a difficult time with getting the programs started. I read the book but I am not getting anywhere. There just is not enough examples to help me. The book we are using for CSC 135 is called Java Software Solutions by Lewis & Loftus. We are starting on …
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Having trouble with this one: The formula y = nekt can be used for estimating growth where n is the initial amount k is a constant t is the time y is the final amount This formula will be used for estimating the bacteria growth in a lab experiment. The …
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Alright guys i got another one: In the class Mymath, create a public method called calculateFactor. The method has two two arguments of type integer and checks whether the smaller of the two integers is a factor of the larger of the two integers. The method will return a factor … 
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Alright. Ive been at this problem for a few days know and cant figure out what's wrong with my coding. The Problem: Create a method called displayPerfectNumber in your own class named myMath. The method displayPerfectNumber asks a user to enter a integer number and displays every perfect number from … 
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Im having trouble with this problem: The Maclaurin series for arctan(x) is a formula which allows us to compute an approximation to arctan(x) as a polynomial in x. The formula is: arctan(x) = x - x3/3 + x5/5 - x7/7 + x9/9 - x11/11 + . . . Write a …
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Homework help Up Vote 0 Down Vote #1 24 Minutes Ago | Add to kulrik's Reputation | Flag Bad Post Im having trouble with this problem: The Maclaurin series for arctan(x) is a formula which allows us to compute an approximation to arctan(x) as a polynomial in x. The formula … 
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With this problem. I finished the coding, but my output is displayed in Radians instead of Degrees. Can anyone help? Here's my coding: public class MyMath { public void displaySin() { int angle = 0; System.out.println("Angle\tSin(Angle)\tValue"); while(angle<=360){ final double RADIANCONST=180; double angleRadian; angleRadian = Math.sin((RADIANCONST*angle)/RADIANCONST); System.out.printf("%d\tSin\t(%d)\t%5.2f\n",angle,angle, angleRadian); angle = angle …
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