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-You've seen that all programs written in C++ must contain the `main` function where the program begins. You've probably already used functions such as `pow`, `sin`, `cos`, or `sqrt` from the `cmath` library. Since in almost all of the upcoming lab experiences, you will continue using pre-defined functions, you need to understand how to work with them. In future exercises, you will learn how to design and validate functions. In this laboratory experience, you will call and define functions that compute the coordinates of the points of the graphs of some curves. You will also practice the implementation of arithmetic expressions in C++.
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+You've seen that all programs written in C++ must contain the `main` function where the program begins. You've probably already used functions such as `pow`, `sin`, `cos`, or `sqrt` from the `cmath` library. Since in almost all of the upcoming lab experiences, you will continue using pre-defined functions, you need to understand how to work with them. In future exercises, you will learn how to design and prove functions. In this laboratory experience, you will call and define functions that compute the coordinates of the points of the graphs of some curves. You will also practice the implementation of arithmetic expressions in C++.
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