Velocity & Momentum - I can't go the distance - c++

Question

I am currently working on an assignment that requires me to compile and executie a program with the following parameters:
Write a program that does the following: Calculates the Velocity and Momentum of an object. The formula for the velocity is V=d/t and the formula for Momentum is m=mass*velocity. Your program should consist of two functions: Passing By Values (one), One Passing By Pointers (one). It should also have a for loop and necessary print statements to print the result in a tabular format.
· The Passing By Values function is to calculate the velocity of the object, where you pass two parameters to this function a constant distance, but the time is the value of the for loop: I=1:
double Velocity(double distance,int time);
· The Pass By Pointers function calculates the momentum of the object, where you pass two parameters to this function: The Velocity and a constant mass of an object: mass=100:
double Momentum(double *Velocity,double *mass);
The output should have a tabular format consisting of Time, Velocity, and Momentum. There is no need for a user to enter a value, and the time input should range from 1-200.
** Now here is my struggle, I have put together as much as I can but can't seem to have it compile properly , it just keeps going to "Press any button to continue..."
I truly on't understand what I am doing wrong and just need help to compile and run, any help at all would be appreciated .
#include <iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::endl;
using std::cin;
//Function prototypes (declaring the functions).
double velocity(double distance, int time);
double momentum(double *velocity ,double *mass);
//Main function.
int main()
{
double PrimaryVelo(0);
double TotalMomentum(0);
int t(1);
for (double d = 1; d <= 10; d++)
{
PrimaryVelo = velocity(d, t);
} //End for the primary for loop.
system("pause"); //Prevents closing of debug automatically.
return 0;
} //End of the main function.
//Pass-by-value method for velocity.
double velocity(double distance, int time)
{
return distance / time;
}
//Pass-by-pointers method for momentum.
double momentum(double &velocity ,double &mass)
{
return (velocity * 205);
}

Answer 1

Well....
Here's your code.....
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
double velocity(double distance, int time);
double momentum(double velocity ,double mass);
int main()
{
double Mass=205;
double Distance=100;
double Velocity;
//cout << "Time\t\tVelocity\tMomentum" << endl; //You'll need to reformat this
for ( int Time = 1 ; Time <= 200 ; Time++ )
{
cout << Time << "\t" ;
cout << velocity ( Distance , Time ) << "\t" ;
Velocity = velocity ( Distance , Time ) ;
cout << momentum ( Velocity , Mass ) << endl ;
}
// If you can't use conio.h and getch();
// Use something like this to stop console from closing itself
int a;
cin>>a;
return 0;
}
double velocity(double distance, int time)
{
return distance / time;
}
double momentum(double velocity ,double mass)
{
return velocity * mass;
}
Note : I've given you code with functions accepting arguments passed by values......
I hope it helps....
Have a nice day....