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15) Iterative Structure - Exercise 7 - Part 1 of 3

The document presents Exercise 7 from Chapter 4 of an algorithm course, which involves writing algorithms to calculate specific mathematical expressions. It provides a detailed algorithm for calculating the sum S based on user inputs for n and x, ensuring both values are greater than zero. The algorithm iterates through a loop to compute the sum and outputs the final result S.

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15) Iterative Structure - Exercise 7 - Part 1 of 3

The document presents Exercise 7 from Chapter 4 of an algorithm course, which involves writing algorithms to calculate specific mathematical expressions. It provides a detailed algorithm for calculating the sum S based on user inputs for n and x, ensuring both values are greater than zero. The algorithm iterates through a loop to compute the sum and outputs the final result S.

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Algorithmic I Ch 4 : Iterative structure – 15) Exercise 7 - Part 1 of 3 2023/2024

Exercise 7 : (Course)
Write the algorithms that calculate the values of the following expressions :

a)
b)

c)

Solution :

1 x 2  x 3 x nx N
ix
a) F=1+    ...  = 1+ 
1 x 2  x 2
3 x 3
n  xn i 1 i  xi
Algorithm exo7a;
Variable
i, n : integer; S, x : real;
Begin
/*We must read n with control: the minimum value of the final value (n) corresponds
to the initial value (i=1)*/
/*We must read x with control: according to the statement x must be > 0*/
Repeat
Print ("Give an integer n >0, and a real x>0 :");
Read(n, x);
Until (n>0 and x>0);
S0;
For i  1 to n do
S  S + (i-x) / (i + x↑i);
EndFor;
S  S +1; /*we add the value of the strange term to the sum*/
S 1; /*we initialize the sum by the value of the strange term*/
For i  1 to n do
S  S + (i-x) / (i + x↑i);
EndFor;
Print("S=", S);
End

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