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If you have 2 plants (A and B) with the hight of plant A is less than the hight of plant B. However, the hight of plant A is growing faster than the hight of plant B (the hight is measured in centimetres and the hight growth rate is matured daily). Write a program that prompts the user to enter the hight and the hight growth rate of each plant. The program should check that the hight of plant A is less than the hight of plant B and that the growth rate of plant A is higher than the growth rate of plant B and it should not work otherwise. The program outputs after how many days the hight of plant A will be greater than or equal to the hight of plant B, and the hight of both plants at that time.

A sample input and output is as follows:

First Run:

Enter the hight of plan A (in centimetres): 26

Enter the hight growth rate of plant A: 0.04 Enter the hight of plant B: 25

Enter the hight growth rate of plant B: 0.02

Plant A hight should be less than plant B hight and plant A growth rate should be higher than plant B growth rate.

Second Run:

Enter the hight of plan A (in centimetres): 22

Enter the hight growth rate of plant A: 0.04

Enter the hight of plant B: 25

Enter the hight growth rate of plant B: 0.02

The hight of plant A will be greater than or equal to the hight of plant B after 7 days.

Plant A hight will become 28.9505

Plant B hight will become 28.7171

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1- A parallel-plate capacitor is connected to a battery. The space between the two plates is empty. If the separation between the capacitor plates is tripled while the capacitor remains connected to the battery, what is the ratio of the final stored energy to the initial stored energy?
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2- Design a 0.4 µF parallel-plate capacitor with air between the plates that can be charged to a maximum potential difference of 1160 V.

(a) What is the minimum possible separation between the plates?
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(b) What minimum area must the plates of the capacitor have?
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Design an algorithm that minimises Ccmp, the number of comparisons of two books’ labels in the alphabetical order, and Cmov, the number of book movements (one movement is counted whenever a book is moved from one location to another) in the worst case. Suppose there arenbooks on the main shelf, which haveal ready been sorted in an ascending alphabetical order. The m newly arrived books are carried into the library on a portable shelf.

a) Scenario 1: The newly arrived books have also been sorted in an ascending alphabetical order and you are allowed to use a temporary shelf of an infinite capacity. Design an algorithm (description + pseudo code) for the robot to arrange the new books onto themain shelf using Ccmp=Θ(n+m) label comparisons and Cmov=Θ(n+m) book movements in the worst case. Explain why your algorithm has the stated worst case complexity (ignoring the constant and choosing the dominant term in your analysis).

Algorithm ArrangingBooksScenario1(A,B,C,n,m)

//A,B, and C represent the arrays of book labels for the main, the portable, and the temporary shelves

//COMPLETE WITH YOUR PSEUDO CODE HERE

b) Scenario 2: There is no temporary shelf to use in the library and the number of newly arrived books,m, is a small constant compared ton, for instance,m=10. Design an algorithm (description + pseudo code) for the robot to arrange the new books onto the main shelf using Ccmp=Θ(log(n)) label comparisonsin the worst case. What is the number of book movements Cmov incurred in the worst-case of your algorithm and why?

Algorithm ArrangingBooksScenario2(A,B,n,m)

// A and B represent the arrays of book labels for the main and the portable shelves

//COMPLETE WITH YOUR PSEUDO CODE HERE

P/s: I have already posted this question, but haven't received a useful idea for it. So, please help me with a useful idea and more detailed pseudocode.