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Operations and Expressions C++
Operations and Expressions
In a certain region, pesticide can be sprayed from an airplane only if the temperature is at least 70 degrees, the relative humidity is between 15 and 35%, and the wind speed is at most 10 miles per hour, Write a program that accepts three numbers representing temperature, relative humidity, and wind speed; assigns the value true or false to the boolean variable okToSpray according to these criteria; and displays this value.
The code is attached along with the executable file in DOS. The source code is well commented so that you can understand how the problem is solved.
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