The variables temp1 and temp2 are of the data type float and
contain two measured temperatures.
Then the instruction gives:
printf ("The temperatures are:% .1f \ n", temp1, temp2);
(if you do not know, then test it with your own little program before submitting):
Choose an answer:
1- Only the value of temp2.
2- Only the value of temp1. The 3rd argument temp2 is
ignored.
3- A nonsensical value
4- Both temperatures in the same format.
The variables temp1 and temp2 are of the data type float and contain two measured temperatures....
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