#include int add(int x, int y); //function prototype int main() { int a, b; int sum; //declares the variables used in the program printf("Enter the first number: "); //prompt to input the first number scanf("%d", &a); //stores the first number in variable a printf("Enter the second number: "); //prompt to input the second number scanf("%d", &b); //stores the second number in variable b sum add(a, b); //function call printf("The sum of the two numbers is : %d\n", sum); //displays the sum after executing add function printf("The value stored in the variable sum is : %d\n", sum); //displays the value stored in the variable sum return 0; } int add(int x, int y) { } return x + y; //function definition

You can also download the image file from https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ztmuke5mlonrb3e0jdpuj/Santa.jpg?rlkey=lfdzstv649h141jolqdh2kagv&dl=0(1) Write a code to change all red color pixels into blue.(2) Write a code to change only the right half of the red hat into blue, using two if

Read the sunspot data file and produce a scatter plot of os sunspot countsfrom 1849 to 2023. Use a marker size of one, and make the marker face and edge colors the same.Label the horizontal axis with years. Plot all the data points for every day from 1840 to 2023. Create the numbers for the horizontal axis by extracting the year from the lines inthe data file. You can look at the peak finding example programs to see a use of scatter plots. This should be a fairly quick assignment. The next program will involve using the same sunspot data, appyingsmoothing, then finding and plotting the peaks and computing the period of the solar cycle.

For the second image I'm trying to figure out how to use the input from the program and create the columns that show "destination, reg.price, reduced and sale price"

Can you please explain more and the provided image is not showing as expected

x = zeros(uint8(5,5)); for i = 1:5     for j = 1:5         a = 5/i;         x(i,j) = 255/a;     end end Which of the following best describes the black and white image x?    1. The columns of x will get lighter from left to right 2. The rows of x will get lighter from top to bottom 3. The rows of x will get darker from top to bottom 4. The columns of x will get darker from left to right

I am trying to loop through several FITS files that are located on my Desktop. This is the code I have so far.  The final image that i need to produce is a "single plot". with multiple graphs overlayed (see image) import numpy as npimport matplotlib.pyplot as pltimport globfrom astropy.io import fitsfrom astropy.wcs import WCSfrom pathlib import Path%matplotlib inline%matplotlib widget plt.figure(figsize=(5,5))legends = [] def plot_fits_file(file_path):    # used this data to test ----------    # lam = np.random.random(100)    # flux = np.random.random(100)    # --------------------     # below code will work when you have file    # all the plot will be on single chart     hdul = fits.open(file_path)    data = hdul[1].data    h1 = hdul[1].header    flux = data[1]    w = WCS(h1, naxis=1, relax=False, fix=False)    lam = w.wcs_pix2world(np.arange(len(flux)), 0)[0] file_path = Path(file_path)if file_path.exists():    plot_fits_file(file_path)    plt.show()else:…

simply fill in the blanks. To make it easier for you to enter the number, you may simply enter the number without having to indicate the base using the subscript. For example, you may enter AF instead of AFsixteen: Fill in the blanks. Provide the number immediately before and after the given number in the given base, respectively. No work to be shown for this problem. You may Click on Show Rich-Text Editor option for more formatting tools, such as subscript. 8D9FFsixteen. 1. F8DAOsixteen, 2. 3. 57100eight 4. , 100110000two, 4200seven, 5.

Please written by computer source   Create a histogram of the image. Note the dimensions are 300*300. Also equalize the histogram. DO IT ON PAPER NOT COMPUTER. SHOW ALL WORK

ST_MapAlgebra has the capability to work with:     One pixel at a time     Neighborhoods of pixels     Both a and b     None of the above