4. In BNF, nonterminals act like syntactic variables to represent classes of syntactic structure (True or False) 5. Usin

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4. In BNF, nonterminals act like syntactic variables to represent classes of syntactic structure (True or False) 5. Usin

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4. In BNF, nonterminals act like syntactic variables to represent classes of syntactic structure (True or False) 5. Using C++, write a program to calculate how long it will take a person to travel a set distance. Must use a function, and a "#defined" variable set to a variable representing distance in miles. Say the distance variable is set to 150, your program will ask the user what their speed is in MPH is then calculate (using your defined function) and output the number of hours (decimals are fine) it will take them to travel 150 miles. Change the distance variable to 425, and compile and run the program again. Turn in code for and screen shots for both runs of the program. Main function will handle all the input and output, the function (you define, not the main) will do the calculation accepting parameter input of the speed and returning the number of hours.
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