You should now have all you need to complete the program.

Windows: Go to the File menu at the top of your Python shell, start a New File, and write your code.

Macintosh: Go to the File menu at the top of your computer screen, start a New File, and write your code.

Here is some program documentation to start with that should give you the correct order of your program statements: (Yes, do put these into your program file as a road map to the solution.)

# define some useful conversion factors # obtain the two input values # calculate the intermediate values and results # display the computed result on the screen 

NOTE: Most of the earlier questions in this recitation are very relevant -- one should always design a solution before writing code. Three of those five questions had actual program statements that should appear in your program (one needed an improvement).

Do make use of those earlier answers! Not only will it help you complete this recitation quickly, it will assure that you have the variable names expected in correct answers. Also if you ever have to fix any statements, you will know to fix your earlier answers too.

You will still need to add another statement or two to completely solve the problem.

Test your program with the most obvious input: Traveling 52800 feet in 3600 seconds should report as 10 miles per hour.

When you think everything is working, report the numerical result you get for the speed, if you can travel 440 feet in 5 seconds.