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Include statements #include > #include using namespace std; // Main function int main() \{ cout "Here are some approximations of PI:" endl; // Archimedes 225BC cout 22/7="22/7 endl; I/ zu Chongzhi 480AD cout 355/113="355/113 end1; // Indiana law 1897AD cout "16/5="16/5 endl; // c++ math library cout "M_PI =" MPPI endl; return 0 ; \} Step 1: Copy and paste the C ++program above into your C ++editor and compile the program. Hopefully you will not get any error messages. Step 2: When you run the program, you should see several lines of messages with different approximations of PI. The good news is that your program has output. The bad news is that all of your approximation for PI are all equal to 3 , which is not what we expected or intended. Step 3: C++ performs two types of division. If you have x/y and both numbers x and y are integers, then C ++will do integer division, and return an integer result. On the other hand if you have x/y and either number is floating point C ++will do floating point division and give you a floating point result. Edit your program and change "22/7" into "22.0/7.0" and recompile and run your program. Now your program should output "3.14286". Step 4: Edit your program again and convert the other integer divisions into floating point divisions. Recompile and run your program to see what it outputs. Hopefully you will see that Zu Chongzhi was a little closer to the true value of PI than the Indiana law in 1897. Step 5: By default, the "cout" command prints floating point numbers with up to 5 digits of accuracy. This is much less than the accuracy of most computers. Fortunately, the C ++"setprecision" command can be used to output more accurate results. Edit your program and add the line "#include in the include section at the top of the file, and add the line "cout setprecision(10);" as the first line of code in the main function. Recompile and run your program. Now you should see much better results. Step 6: As you know, C ++floats are stored in 32-bits of memory, and C ++doubles are stored in 64-bits of memory. Naturally, it is impossible to store an infinite length floating point value in a finite length variable. Edit your program and change "setprecision(10)" to "setprecision (40) " and recompile and run your program. If you look closely at the answers you will see that they are longer but some of the digits after the 16th digit are incorrect. For example, the true value of 22.0/7.0 is 3.142857142857142857 where the 142857 pattern repeats forever. Notice that your output is incorrect after the third "2". Similarly, 16.0/5.0 should be all zeros after the 3.2 but we have random looking digits after 14 zeros. Step 7: Since 64-bit doubles only give us 15 digits of accuracy, it is misleading to output values that are longer than 15 digits long. 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