Answer:
bill = float(input("Enter the bill amount: "))
rating = int(input("Choose a rating: 1 = Totally satisfied, 2 = Satisfied, 3 = Dissatisfied.: "))
if rating is 1:
tip = bill * 0.2
elif rating is 2:
tip = bill * 0.15
elif rating is 3:
tip = bill * 0.1
print("The rating is: " + str(rating))
print("The tip is: $%.2f" % (tip))
Explanation:
*The code is in Python
- Ask the user for the <em>bill</em> and <em>rating</em>
- Depending on the <em>rating</em>, calculate the <em>tip</em> using <u>if else</u> statement i.e. If the rating is chosen as 1, calculate the tip by taking 20 percent of the bill.
- Print the <em>rating</em> and the <em>tip</em>
What program is this regarding?
If it's a Microsoft Office product, the default colour scheme is "office"
Answer:
Explanation:
From the given information:
in binary is:
So, the largest number posses all nonzero, however, the smallest number has 
all zero.
∴
The largest = 11111. . .1 in n times and the smallest = 1000. . .0 in n -1 times
i.e.
Hence, the smallest value is 
and the largest value is 
Secondary sources are defined as <u>a form of document that includes information from another source to analyze an issue. </u>
When a researcher or writer wishes to cite a secondary source, it means they are using information from a primary source that is presented in another document which has cited it, <em>instead</em> of directly referring to the primary source.
Thus, it can be said that the best answer for the question above is (D) primary sources only, since secondary sources use this when analyzing the problem presented in their document.
