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Algorithm: 1. Check Whether The Given Age Is Eligible For Voting

The document describes 5 algorithms: 1) check voter eligibility based on age, 2) compare two numbers and print the bigger, 3) swap two numbers without a third variable, 4) swap two numbers using a third variable, and 5) calculate and print the area and circumference of a circle given the radius. Each algorithm is listed as a series of steps to start, perform a calculation or comparison, and stop.

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Algorithm: 1. Check Whether The Given Age Is Eligible For Voting

The document describes 5 algorithms: 1) check voter eligibility based on age, 2) compare two numbers and print the bigger, 3) swap two numbers without a third variable, 4) swap two numbers using a third variable, and 5) calculate and print the area and circumference of a circle given the radius. Each algorithm is listed as a series of steps to start, perform a calculation or comparison, and stop.

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Algorithm

1. Check whether the given age is eligible for


voting:
Step 1: Start
Step 2: Read age from user
Step 3: If age greater than or equal to 18, then
print age is eligible for voting. Otherwise print age is
not eligible for voting
Step 4: Stop

2. Find the biggest among two numbers:


Step 1: Start

Step 2: Read two numbers a, b from user

Step 3: If a greater than b, then print a is


greater. Otherwise print b is greater.
Step 4: Stop
3. Swapping two numbers without using third
variable:
Step 1: Start
Step 2: Read two numbers a, b from the user.
Step 3: Add the value of a and b and store the
result in a.
Step 4: Subtract the value of b from a and
store the result in b.
Step 5: Subtract the value of b from a and
store the result in a.
Step 6: Put the value of a and b after
swapping.
Step 7: Stop.

4. Swapping two numbers using third variable:


Step 1: Start
Step 2: Read the numbers a and b from the
user
Step 3: Store the value of a to c
Step 4: Store the value of b to a
Step 5: Store the value of c to b
Step 6: Print the values of a and b
Step 7: Stop

5.Find the area and circumference of a circle:


Step 1: Start
Step 2: Read the radius from the user
Step 3: Calculate area is equal to 3.14*r*r
Step 4: Calculate circumference is equal to
2*3.14*r
Step 5: Print the values of area and
circumference
Step 6: Stop

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