C language

3. Epsilon We know that C data types float and double can not represent all real data. We can intuitively recognize that there are some small value epsilon that make x to be same as x + epsilon. We know the epsilon is not a constant but depending on the data type and value. Write a C program to find the epsilon as 2" for some integer n when the base x is 0.1, 1.0, 10.9, 100.0, 1000.0 and when the base x is in float type or double type. For example, consider what you will get by adding 7.0E-15 to 100.0. You will print a right-aligned table to show the epsilons depending on the base value (row) and data type (column) 3. Epsilon We know that C data types float and double can not represent all real data. We can intuitively recognize that there are some small value epsilon that make x to be same as x + epsilon. We know the epsilon is not a constant but depending on the data type and value. Write a C program to find the epsilon as 2" for some integer n when the base x is 0.1, 1.0, 10.9, 100.0, 1000.0 and when the base x is in float type or double type. For example, consider what you will get by adding 7.0E-15 to 100.0. You will print a right-aligned table to show the epsilons depending on the base value (row) and data type (column)