Given an array temps of double, containing temperature data, and an int variable n that contains the number of elements in temps: Compute the average temperature and store it in a variable called avgTemp. Besides temps, n, and avgTemp, you may use only two other variables - - an int variable k and a double variable total, which have been declared.

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Cloe Hooper

12 June, 01:49

Given an array temps of double, containing temperature data, and an int variable n that contains the number of elements in temps: Compute the average temperature and store it in a variable called avgTemp. Besides temps, n, and avgTemp, you may use only two other variables - - an int variable k and a double variable total, which have been declared.

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Bryan · Answer 1

The answer for the given question is:

total=0; / / initialize the variable "total" to 0

for (k=0; k
total + = temps[k];

}

avgTemp = total/n; / /the answer will be stored in "avgTemp" variable

Explanation:

Here, we set variable "total" and initialize to 0.

Then, we set the for loop which starts from 0 and stops at "n".

After, that we calculate the average temperature and store the result of calculation in "avgTemp" variable.