Someone please please please help me

[KaitlynHowell]

Hey guys I am having trouble to code this steps. Can someone please code it really quick. I really didnt get it


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Drop your barometer.
How long was it until you heard a crashing sound (in seconds)? 2.5

Your building is 30.65 meters tall.

Now, you do realize that barometers are filled with mercury,
right? Call the EPA NOW!
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1. Write out your pseudocode for how you are going to implement
this program. Your pseuedocode should include a listing of the
program's inputs, outputs, and the steps it performs. Also,
during this part of the program, you'll want to identify the
proper variable types for your inputs and outputs.

2. Set out a series of test cases (at least 5). Test cases should
include a series of example inputs and the expected
outputs.

3. Using your favorite text editor, type out your pseudocode and
test cases into a text file named "lab2-2-test". Submit this
file using the turnin program:



4. Write your program in c++. Compile it, test it. Once it all
works create a typescript file named "lab2-2-run" which contains
the following:

- A listing of your source code. (hint: use cat)
- Running your compile command so I can see your code compiles
without errors or warnings.
- Sample runs of your program for each of your test cases.

[KaitlynHowell]

anyone plss?

[KaitlynHowell]

can comeone pleaee help