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    I. Programming. Draw A Complete Flowchart

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    This document contains three programming problems and their corresponding flowcharts. The first problem involves calculating luggage fees for an aircraft carrier based on luggage weight. The second calculates postage costs for letters based on weight and letter type. The third calculates the area and price per area of pizza based on diameter and price. Flowcharts are provided that detail the logic and steps to solve each problem.

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    Polytechnic University of the Philippines

    College of Computer and Information Sciences

    Quiz1- Computer Programming 1

    NAME: Rey Adrian R. Inday Date: Nov. 9, 2020 BSIT 1 - 2

    I. Programming. Draw a complete flowchart

    A. Sariling Atin Aircraft Carrier allows two pieces of luggage and maximum 35 kilos
    for each luggage and charge Php.250.00 for each luggage. If the luggage
    exceeds the allowable weight, an excess luggage fee of Php.150.00 per kilo is
    charged per luggage. If any of the luggage weigh only 5kilos – 10kilos, a refund
    of Php. 75.00 per luggage is given to the passenger. Display the weight of each
    luggage and then compute and display the total cost / charge / refund to the
    passenger.

    B. Draw a flowchart that will input the weight of a letter in gram(s) and its letter code.

    Letter Code Description


    1 Ordinary Letter
    2 Special Letter

    If the letter weigh 1 gram or less you will pay Php. 20.00 for each gram or less for
    Ordinary letter and Php. 30.00 for each gram or less for Special letter. If the letter
    weigh more than 1 gram you will pay additional Php. 10.00 for each gram and a
    fraction of the weight for ordinary letter and Php. 15.00 for each gram and a fraction
    of the weight for special letter. Compute and print how much will be the cost of the
    letter.

    C. Pizza parlors offers different pizza sizes in terms of diameters. For example,
    Angels’ Pizza has three options: 10 inches, 12 inches and 14 inches diameter. Pinoy
    Pizza cost 350 pesos, 480 pesos and 540 pesos respectively. Write a program that
    will input the diameter of the pizza and its price. Determine and print the following:

    1. area of the pizza


    2. Price divided by area.

    Note that the area of a circle is equivalent to PI * (diameter / 2) 2 .


    Where π(PI) = 2.54
    A.

    START

    LUGG_WT1=0,
    LUGG_WT2=0,
    CHRG1=0,
    CHRG2=0,
    REF1=0,
    REF2=0,
    T_COST=0,
    T_CHRG=0,
    T_REF=0

    INPUT
    LUGG_WT1

    LUGG_WT1>=5 YES
    && CHRG1=250.00
    LUG_WT1<=10 REF1=75.00

    NO

    LUGG_WT1>10 T_CHRG=CHRG1=CHRG2
    YES
    && YES CHRG1=250.00
    T_REF=REF1+REF2
    LUG_WT1<=35 REF1=0
    T_COST=T_CHRG-T_REF

    NO

    OUTPUT
    LUGG_WT1>35 CHRG1=250.00+
    YES ((LUGG_WT1-35)*150) LUGG_WT1
    YES REF1=0

    OUTPUT
    NO LUGG_WT2
    OUTPUT
    INVALID

    OUTPUT
    T_COST
    INPUT
    LUGG_WT2

    OUTPUT
    T_CHARGE

    LUGG_WT2>=5
    && CHRG2=250.00
    YES
    LUGG_WT2<=10 REF2=75.00
    YES
    OUTPUT T_REF

    NO
    LUGG_WT2>10 CHRG2=250
    && REF2=0
    YES
    LUG_WT2<=35 YES

    NO
    CHRG2=250.00+
    LUGG_WT1>35 ((LUGG_WT2-35)*150)
    YES YES REF2=0

    NO END
    OUTPUT
    INVALID
    B.

    START

    CODE=0,
    GRAMS=0,
    COST=0

    INPUT
    CODE, GRAMS

    YES
    OUTPUT
    CODE==1 && COST=20.00 COST
    GRAMS<=1

    NO

    CODE==2 && YES OUTPUT


    COST=30.00
    GRAMS<=1 COST

    NO

    YES OUTPUT
    CODE==1 && COST=20+(10*(GRAMS-1))
    GRAMS>1 COST

    NO

    YES
    CODE==2 && OUTPUT
    COST=20+(15*(GRAMS-1))
    GRAMS>1 COST

    NO

    OUTPUT
    “ENTER 1 OR 2 FOR END
    LETTER CODE”
    C.

    START

    PRICE=0,
    DIAMETER=0,
    AREA=0,
    PRICE_DIV_AREA=0

    INPUT
    PRICE, DIAMETER

    AREA=2.54*(DIAMETER/2)*(DIAMETER/2)

    OUTPUT
    AREA

    PRICE_DIV_AREA=PRICE/AREA

    OUTPUT
    PRICE_DIV_AREA

    END

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