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int #include<stdio.h> main(){ int a; float b=.1234, c=1, d, e; for(a=0;a<=4; a=a+1){ e=b*pow(10,a); d=c*pow(10,a); printf("%5.0f%13.3E\n",d,e); } return 0; }

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UC Davis - EME - 5

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UC Davis - EME - 5

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UC Davis - EME - 5

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