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Problem 1

Using a for loop, create a table of values for the function

y=x3y=x^3y=x3

for the values 0 to 10.

# use the header
print("Number\tCubed")

Create the header: print("Number\tCubed")

Problem 2

Using a for loop, create a table of values for the function

y=x2−2x+3y=x^2-2x+3y=x2−2x+3

for the values 0 to 10.

# use the header
print("x\ty")

Problem 3

The formula for converting a temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit is:

print("Celsius\tFahrenheit") 

Use a for loop to display a table of Celsius temperatures from 0 to 10 and their Fahrenheit equivalents. Before the for loop, add the following these lines to create your chart.

Problem 4

Using a for loop, ask the user for 3 integers. Print the average of these numbers.

Problem 5

You play Roblox and start with 500 Robux.

You want to buy 3 items for your estate. In a for loop, ask the user how much each item costs.

Display the total amount of Robux you have left.

Problem 6

Using a for loop, ask the user for 5 integers. Print the third input.

Problem 7

Using a for loop, ask the user for 5 numbers. Print the minimum of these numbers.

Problem 8

Using a for loop, print odd numbers from 1 to 20.

F=95C+32F=\frac{9}{5}C + 32F=59​C+32