Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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Author: James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher: PEARSON
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Write a Java program to calculate the corresponding Y value for an X input value by performing linear interpolation on two XY datapoints. From the below sample result you can figure out what expressions you should have in your program. To write your program, create a project name it as your full name. This project must have a package which name consists of the word "Exercises" and your phone number
Transcribed Image Text:This program calculates the corresponding Y value for an X input value
by performing linear interpolation on two XY data points like:
1st XY dataPoint: X1 Y1
Known X value:
X Y=?
2nd XY datapoint: X2 Y2
Enter X1 via keyboard: 1.23
Enter Y1 via keyboard: -7.78
Enter X2 via keyboard: 3.45
Enter Y2 via keyboard: -3.21
Enter X via keyboard: 2
The corresponding Y value for 2.0 is -6.19490990990991.
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