Answer to Question #300938 in C++ for Izha

Question

Integer Pairing

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Now this one's a tad bit tricky, but you can definitely do it!

Instructions:

Input five integers in one line, with each integer separated by a space.

Add the 1st and 2nd integers together and store the sum inside a variable.

Add the 3rd and 4th integers together and store the sum inside a variable.

Multiply the two sums and raise the product result to the power of the 5th integer.

Print out the result.

Input

A line containing five integers separated by a space.

1·2·3·4·5

Output

A line containing an integer.

4084101

Answer 1

#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;
int main() {
	//Input five integers in one line, with each integer separated by a space.
	int number1;
	int number2;
	int number3;
	int number4;
	int number5;
	cin>>number1>>number2>>number3>>number4>>number5;
	//Add the 1st and 2nd integers together and store the sum inside a variable.
	int sum12=number1+number2;
	//Add the 3rd and 4th integers together and store the sum inside a variable.
	int sum34=number3+number4;
	//Multiply the two sums and raise the product result to the power of the 5th integer.
	long int product=sum12*sum34;
	long int result=pow(product,number5*1.0);
	//Print out the result.
	cout<<result<<"\n\n";
	system("pause");
	return 0;
}