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# Uncomment this when you reach the "Use the Force" section
train_mass = 22680
train_acceleration = 10
train_distance = 100
bomb_mass = 1
# Write your code below:
# Print Far to Cel
def f_to_c(f_temp):
c_temp = (f_temp - 32) * 5/9
return c_temp
f100_in_celsius = f_to_c(100)
print(f100_in_celsius)
# Cel to Far
def c_to_f(c_temp):
f_temp = c_temp * 9/5 + 32
return f_temp
c0_in_fahrenheit = c_to_f(0)
print(c0_in_fahrenheit)
# Getting the force from the train
def get_force(mass, acceleration):
return mass * acceleration
train_force = get_force(train_mass, train_acceleration)
print(train_force)
print("The GE train supplies", str(train_force), "Newtons of force.")
# Getting the energy from a random bomb
def get_energy(mass, c = 3*10**8):
return mass * c**2
bomb_energy = get_energy(bomb_mass,)
print("A 1kg bomb supplies", bomb_energy, "Joules")
# Getting the amount of work done from the train
def get_work(mass, acceleration, distance):
force = get_force(mass, acceleration) * distance
return force
train_work = get_work(train_mass, train_acceleration, train_distance)
print("The GE train does", train_work, "Joules of work over", train_distance , "meters.")
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jynite commented Dec 8, 2022

valid, helped me check my work <3

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