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# Use polymorphism to carry out image manipulations such as those described inExercises

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Problem P10.15

Use polymorphism to carry out image manipulations such as those described inExercises P8.10 and P8.11. Design a base class Effect and derived classes Sunset andGrayscale. Use a virtual function process. The file processing part of your programshould repeatedly call process on an Effect* pointer, without having to know whicheffect is applied

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PY 205 Week 3 Notes Chapter 4 and 5 Newton’s Laws 1. Velocities don’t change unless a net force acts upon it (qualitative) 2. The acceleration of a body is directly proportional to the net force acted on it (quantitative) a. Fnet = (mass)(acceleration) 3. Forces occur between two objects – if A exerts a force on B then B exerts a negative force on A. a. Fnet = Fxi +Fyj + Fzk b. The sum of all the forces on x = ma(x) c. The sum of all the force on y = ma(y) Applications of Newton’s laws - Kinetic motion - sliding friction - The force acts opposite to the direction of the object’s velocity - Normal force = shows that the friction force is approximately proportional to the normal force – the force that either object exerts on the other side and is perpendicular to their common surface contact o Force = Fnormal X the constant - Static friction – when a force parallel to the two surfaces can arise even when they are not sliding o Exceeding the maximum coefficient – where the constant is the coefficient of static friction

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