1020:c Language Programming Tutorial (third Edition) after class exercise 6.9

The title describes a ball from the M-meter height of the free fall, each landing after the return of the original height of half, and then fall. How high does it bounce when it lands on nth time? How many meters are there? Leave two-bit decimal input m n output how high does it bounce when it lands on nth time? How many meters are there? Keep two decimal places separated by spaces and put in one line sample input

1000 5

Sample output

31.25 2875.00

Hint Source

#include<stdio.h> int main() {      int m,n,i;      float h,l=0.0;      scanf ( "%d%d" ,&m,&n);      h=m;      for (i=1;i<=n;i++)      {          l+=1.5*h;          h=h/2;      }      l=l-h;      printf ( "%.2f %.2f" ,h,l); }

1020:c Language Programming Tutorial (third Edition) after class exercise 6.9