Question

PYTHON

Falling Distance

When an object is falling because of gravity, the following formula can be used to determine the distance the object falls in a specific time period:

d = ½ gt²

The variables in the formula are as follows:

d is the distance in meters

g is 9.8 (the gravitational constant)

t is the amount of time in seconds the object has been falling

Your program will calculate the distance in meters based on the object’s falling distance.

Modularity: Your program should contain 2 functions:

main – will call the falling_distance function in a loop, passing it the values 1 – 10 as arguments (seconds the object has been falling).   It will display the returned distance.

falling_distance – will be passed one parameter which is the time in seconds the object has been falling and will calculate and return the distance in meters.    falling_distance should be stored in a separate file (module) called distance.py   You will import distance before your main function in your original program file.

Input Validation: None needed

Output: Should look like this:

Time     Falling Distance

-----------------------------

1          4.90

2          19.60

3          44.10

4          78.40

5          122.50

6          176.40

7          240.10

8          313.60

9          396.90

10        490.00

Answer 1

distance.py:

def falling_distance(i):
return 0.5*9.8*i*i
  
  

main.py:

from distance import *
def main():
print("Time Falling Distance")#print on console
print("----------------------------")
for i in range(1,11):
r=falling_distance(i)#call function and print the result
print(i," ",end="")
print("{:.2f}".format(r))
main()#call main function

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