

help with problem number 2 would be greatly appreciated
Answer: See code for problem 2 below:
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PROGRAM TEST_SUM
CHARACTER code
INTEGER m
REAL r
REAL sum_code
INTEGER num
CHARACTER (LEN=10) file_name
num = 1
file_name = "data.dat"
open(unit=num,file=file_name)
read(num,*)code,m,r
CALL CALC(code,m,r,sum_code)
CALL OUTPUT(code,sum_code)
END
SUBROUTINE CALC(code,m,r,sum_code)
CHARACTER code
INTEGER m
REAL r
REAL sum_code
SELECT CASE(code)
CASE('A')
sum_code = r**m
+ r**(-1*m)
CASE('B')
sum_code = (m**2
+ r**2)**0.5
CASE('C')
sum_code =
SIN(m*r) + COS(m*r)
CASE('D')
sum_code =
0
END SELECT
RETURN
END
SUBROUTINE OUTPUT(code,sum_code)
CHARACTER code
REAL sum_code
PRINT *,'Code:',code
PRINT *,'Sum:',sum_code
RETURN
END
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