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Whatifthereisamissmatchbetweentheformatstringandtheactualarguments printfahasvaluedbhasvaluedcisataddress08xn ab 150Intheaboveexampletheformatstringasksfor3argumentsbuttheprogram. Olver 6 Eigenvalues and Singular Values In this section we collect together the basic facts about ei genvalues and eigenvectors From a geometrical viewpoint the eigenvectors indicate th e directions of pure stretch and the eigenvalues the extent of INTERTEXT POWER OF OBJECTS Thomas Jefferson once portrayed enlightenment as “the illimitable freedom of the human mind to explore and expose every subject susceptible of its contemplation. return1; } intmain(intargc,char**argv) { charstr[517]; FILE*badfile; badfile=fopen("badfile","r"); fread(str,sizeof(char),517,badfile); func(str); printf("ReturnedProperly\n"); return1; } Itisnotsodif TrigonometricIdentities1 page1 SampleProblemsProveeachofthefollowingidentities. 1. tanxsinx+cosx=secx 2. 1 tanx+tanx=1 sinxcosx 3. sinxsinxcos2x=sin3x 4. cos 1+sin+1+sin 5. cosx 1sinxcosx 1+sinx Introductory uidmechanicsSimonJ.A.Malham SimonJ.A.Malham(15thSeptember2014)MaxwellInstituteforMathematicalSciencesandSchoolofMathematicalandComputerSciencesHeriot-WattUniversity,EdinburghEH144AS,UKTel LECTURENOTES:16:332:546WIRELESSCOMMUNICATIONTECHNOLOGIES MarkMonmonierisDistinguishedProfessorofGe-ography,MaxwellSchoolofCitizenshipandPub-licAffairs,SyracuseUniversity,Syracuse,NewYork13244-1020,USA(e-mail:mon2ier@maxwell.syr.incartographicgeneralizations return1; } intmain(intargc,char**argv) { charstr[517]; FILE*badfile; badfile=fopen("badfile","r"); fread(str,sizeof(char),517,badfile); func(str); printf("ReturnedProperly\n"); return1; } Itisnotsodif