Computer Science, asked by kailashmeena123rm, 10 months ago

cpp program Raj's teacher Anu uses chalk to write on the board. When the chalk reduces to 1/squareroot(n) of its original size, she keeps the chalk aside as it gets too small. She joins all the small pieces of the chalk and makes another chalk of the same size and uses it. If she uses one chalk each day, in how many days will she use the given n number of chalks?​

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Answered by Tmb2710
6

Answer:

Total days = n + sqrt(n)

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that the teacher uses a chalk till it gets 1/squareroot(n) of its original size.

It means that if the teacher is given with n chalks then,

Let n = z^2

Then she will leave the chalk when it is 1/z of the lengh.

It is also given that teacher uses one chalk each day, means if she has z^2 chalks, this will require z^2 days. Additionally, she can join small pieces, so with z^2 chalks, he can put up another z^2 x 1/ z chalks, means he can get another z chalks and then total days would be

Total days = z^2 + z

Writing in terms of n

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Answered by Anonymous
54

Explanation:

include<iostream>

#include<iomanip>

#include<math.h>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

float n,root,count=0.00;

int val=1,days,ans;

cin>>n;

root=(1/sqrt(n));

cout<<setprecision(2);

for(int i=0;i<n;i++)

count=root+count;

days=int(count);

ans=n+days;

cout<<ans+1;

}

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