A sphere-shaped cake is cut down with two parallel planes which gives three pieces of cake. The heig…
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#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int H,h1,h2,z3,y3;
float r,z1,pi,p,y1,X,Y,Z;
scanf(“%d %d %d”,&H,&h1,&h2);
r=H/2;
pi=acos(-1);
p=pi/3;
z1=3r-h2;
z3=h2h2;
Z=z1pz3;
y1=3r-h1;
y3=h1h1;
Y=py3y1;
Y=Y-Z;
X=rrr;
X=p4X;
X=X-Y-Z;
printf("%f %f %f",X,Y,Z);
return 0;
}
what’s wrong with this code?
The problem statement says,
“Input contains several test cases. Each test case contains three space-separated integers”
the number of testcases won’t be given.
This was a bit confusing.