Dr. Otto Mobile of Car Lover's Digest has hired you to calculate the efficieny of certain American-made vehicles. Given the starting and ending odomoeter readings (given in miles) of a long car trip and the number of gallons of gas consumed during the trip (given in gallons), compute and print both the fuel efficiency in both miles per gallon and kilometers per liter. You may print both values on separate lines, if you like. Examples:

Computer Science C++ please, use Monte Carlo integration to calculate the volume of a d-dimensional hypersphere of radius r = 1. (Note that for d=1, 2, and 3, the common names for d-dimensional volume are length, area, and volume, respectively.) Print out each volume and narrow the answer down to 4 digits with 99% confidence.  How far can you push d for this method?

Due to children's inmmature organ system, smaller size and larger body surface are children's fluid requirements differ greatly from adults. To calculate an infant of child's maintanance fluid requirements we use the formula below: Always convert weight from pounds to kilograms for pediatric fluids as well as medications!  100 ml/ kg for the first 10 kg of body weight  50 ml/kg for the next 10 kg of body weight 20 ml/kg for every kg over 20 kg  We use this formula to calculate the hourly rate of IV fluid the child should receive in order to prevent fluid volume imbalances.  1) Calculate the daily fluid volume for a 6 kg child :  2) Calculate the daily fluid volume for a 14kg child: 3) Calculate the daily fluid volume for a 16kg child:

Suppose that a company has decided to offer an annual raise based on the number of years a worker has been with the company. Let the raise be 2% if the time with the company is less than 2 years, 3% if it is between 2 and less than 4 years, and 4% if it is 4 years or more. Consider a particular worker with the current wage of $16.52 per hour who has been with the company for 2 years. Set up code using if function that would determine the raise and print out the current and new wage rate. The printed result should “Between 1 and 65 there are 5 numbers divisible by 13.”