Someone help automate this question I ran my code but seemingly has a logical error it runs but the answer is not satisfying

Question

question is w=(a-b+√c/k^10)/17a

Answer 1

Kiprop Kelvin change w to float data type. This formula results comes in decimal point

Answer 2

Kiprop Kelvin

In C ^ known as Bitwise exclusive OR and in mathematics it's power so this operator can't be use as power in programming language. To get power you have to use function pow()

Answer 3

Kiprop Kelvin

Yes but you can't change formula. You are multiplying instead of dividing

Program will automatically follow that rule

in programming language () has higher precedence

https://code.sololearn.com/clgEHN8nvt7l/?ref=app

Answer 4

Where is your solution?

Answer 5

#include<stdio.h>
#include<math.h>

int main()
{
int a,b,c,k,w;
printf("Enter value of a:");
scanf("%d",&a);
printf("Enter value of b:");
scanf("%d",&b);
printf("Enter value of c:");
scanf("%d",&c);
printf("Enter value of k:");
scanf("%d",&k);
w=(((sqrt(c))/((k^10)*17*a)+(a-b)));
printf("w is equals to %d", &w);
}

Answer 6

There it is

Answer 7

Kiprop Kelvin

According to formula you have to divide by 17 * a but you are multiplying

There is

(a - b + sqrt(c) / pow(k,10)) / (17 * a)

Answer 8

Thanks for your answer I think thats what I needed

Answer 9

Kiprop Kelvin

When you divide lower integer value with higher integer value then you will always get 0 since power of 10 is higher so when you divide you get 0.

Answer 10

Okay thanks

Answer 11

But again it is necessesary that it follows BODMAS or rather operator precedence

Answer 12

Okay about the power function that I have well understood I have went and keyed in your code that you've given me and apparently it kinda gives zero as the result despite my change of variables quite a number of times but thanks for that

Answer 13

I don’t have a good foundation in English .can you help me? Thank you