Question

Use both pseudocode and flowcharts to solve the problems below:

1. Write a program that converts a user-entered Fahrenheit temperature to equivalent Celsius temperature. Use the formula c = (5 / 9) * (f - 32) where c is representing a Celsius temperature and f a Fahreinheit temperature.

2. A program is required that will read two operands and print the product to a file.

3. A program will ask the user to enter his/her name. Upon entering the name James the program displays: Hello James! Welcome to ICG511S!

4. Convert Namibian Dollars to British Pounds given that 1 British Pound is equal to 19.75 Namibian Dollars.

5. In order to determine the selling price of items in a shop, a value added tax (VAT) of 15% is added to the cost price. After that a profit is the added to the result of adding VAT. Determine the selling price.

6. For one to withdraw money at an ATM using FNB’s cellphone banking, a cellphone number and a correct pin is first required before entering the amount to be withdrawn. Once that is successful, the ATM dispatches the money withdrawn and displays the remaining balance.

7. In order to look for a book in the library a student types in the title of the book before a computer searches it. If the book is available, the computer displays the shelf number where the book lies, otherwise it will display a message that the book is not available. 8. When buying a grocery item in a shop the cashier scans the item for the barcode. The computer then uses the barcode to search for the grocery item name and price. Once found, th

e cashier will enter the quantity of that grocery item that is being purchased. The computer then calculates the total cost of the items that has to be paid by the customer. This is not all, the cashier will then punch in the total notes from the customer so that the computer displays the change and generated a receipt.

9. A Honda Fit uses 1 litre of petrol for every 10 kilometres when traveling at 120 kilometres per hour. The faster the car the less distance it covers and vice versa. A program is required that uses the speed of the Honda Fit to determine how many kilometres it travel per litre.

Answer 1

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Pseudocode:

   BEGIN
           PROMPT the user for F
           GET F
           C = 5/9 * (F - 32)
           DISPLAY C
   END

Flowchart:

Start Read F C = 5/9 * (f-32) Print C Stop