C++ lab- plugging variables into equations

[munkalla]

Hello everybody. I am a beginner at C++ and have a lab assignment due that i am a little lost on. The lab states that i must create a table using iomanipulators, setw, setprecision, and setiosflags that shows current i, Vr, Vcap, and Vr+Vcap with respect to time. The given formulas are i=E*(pow(e,(-t/(R*C)))/R), Vr=i*R, and Vcap = E*(1-pow(e,(-t/(R*C)))). I have already programmed these and have defined all variables, include t1-t5 (.01s,.05s,.1s,1s,5s) as floats. Values for e, E, R, and C are given. My problem is that i am unsure how to plug different values of t into the equations to get an appropriate output for each section of the table. I know i must cin the time values, but i'm lost as to what to do after that. Could somebody please help?

[hanst99]

Call the functions with different parameters, like you would do if they were math functions.

[munkalla]

I'm still confused as to how to plug my t values into those functions without physically rewriting the equations into my cout