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Create 2 Programs, one in C++ and one in Python, to solve two different Engineering Problems. Your two programs must include the following elements: 1. Welcome Message 2. Problem Description Message (background, required inputs & expected results) 3. Set/Capture Input Data 4. Perform the Main Process (corresponds to the Engineering Problem) 5. Display Results, feedback, and Comments (Based on results) 6. Goodbye Message Rules: You can select your Engineering Problems from the list below (page 2 onwards) You must select two different Problems from the list You can select only available problems that were not already selected by another group, selection is on first-come, first-serve basis. - Problems Selection (booking) will be done in the Telegram Group After 7 days, groups that did not select problems will be assigned problems at random Bonuses: Include Validation (whenever User input is involved) Solve Multiple Engineering Problems in one program (user can select from main menu) Add export data option to write results/findings into an external document Include Plotting/Visualization in your program (using graphics libraries) Add main menu options, i.e. select program, export data, plot data, restart, quit, etc. Use advanced/new concepts not taught in class Any other feature (code readability, good UI, Processing effects, etc.) Special Bonus: Combine C++ & Python in one Program: It is possible to use C++ libraries in Python and vice versa, use this idea to utilize features of one language into another. Examples: use Dweepy or Matplotlib (Python libraries) in C++ and so on.
*3-60. The S0-kg pot is supported from A by the three cables. Determine the force acting in each cable for equilibrium. Taked = 2.5 m. +24 3 m 6 m om 25 Fe50961) Cartesian Vector Noration: FUSE 6 +2.5k 6 +2.5 -61-21 +34 AC Solving Eqs [1], [2] and [3] yields =F = 312N -6i+2+3k -6) +2+3 F=-490).Sk N Equations of Equilibrium: ΣΕ = 0: FF F = 580N Ans F=0 3 + Equating i jandk components, we have 12 13 [1] 10 74 AL 과 [2] -490.5 = 0 [3]