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An optimal algorithm

Time:10-03

From a group of people according to the height and weight for two parameters optimal select one or more, this is how make, totally have no idea, someone to give directions, give a way of thinking, thanks

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If (height & gt; 175 and height & lt; 190) and (weight & lt; 80 and weight & gt; 65) then
Msgbox "who conform to the standards... "
endif

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refer to the second floor Topc008 response:
if (height & gt; 175 and height & lt; 190) and (weight & lt; 80 and weight & gt; 65) then
Msgbox "who conform to the standards... "
Endif


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Quote: refer to the second floor Topc008 response:

If (height & gt; 175 and height & lt; 190) and (weight & lt; 80 and weight & gt; 65) then
Msgbox "who conform to the standards... "
Endif


if you are lesbian?
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reference 4 floor caozhy response:

under the science
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I calculate a 25, overweight

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reference Sandrer reply: 3/f
Quote: refer to the second floor Topc008 response:

If (height & gt; 175 and height & lt; 190) and (weight & lt; 80 and weight & gt; 65) then
Msgbox "who conform to the standards... "
Endif


if you are lesbian?

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CodePudding user response:

Body mass index (BMI) ^ 2=weight (kg) present height (m)
EX: 70 kg present (1.75 x 1.75)=22.86
Example:
For example, a person's height is 1.75 meters, weight is 68 kg, his BMI=68/(1.75 ^ 2)=22.2 (kg/m ^ 2) when the BMI is 18.5 ~ 23.9 belongs to the normal,

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reference 4 floor caozhy response:

under the science
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