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olchik [2.2K]1 year ago

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C and E

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C & E

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Answer:

How to calculate the total cost of the meal

For bill inclusive of tax, cost1=cost*(1+tax percentage)

For bill inclusive of tax and tip, cost2=cost1*(1+tip percentage)

Meal cost =(pizza cost*(1+tax percentage))*(1+tip percentage)

Now how to calculate the cost per person

cost per person=meal cost/ number of people.

C language code to solve the above problem is given below with appropriate comments for explanation

Explanation:

#include<stdio.h>

float split_bill(int cost,float tax)

{

//Declaring number of people as int

int number;

//Prompting for number of people

printf("Enter number of people ");

scanf("%d",&number);

//Declaring tip percentage as float

float tip_percent;

//Prompting for tip percentage

printf("Enter tip percentage between 0 and 1 ");

scanf("%f",&tip_percent);

//Calculating total meal cost

float meal=(((float)cost)*(1+tax))*(1+tip_percent);

//Printing total cost of meal

printf("Total cost of meal: %0.2f ",meal);

//Calculating cost per person

float cost_per_person=meal/number;

//Returning cost per person to main function

return cost_per_person;

}

int main()

{

//Declaring pizza cost as int and tax percentage as float

int pizza_cost;

float tax_percent;

//Prompting user for pizza cost

printf("Enter billing amount of pizza ");

scanf("%d",&pizza_cost);

//Prompting user for tax percentage

printf("Enter tax percentage between 0 and 1 ");

scanf("%f",&tax_percent);

//Printing the cost per person by calling the function split_bill

printf("Total cost per person is: %0.2f ",split_bill(pizza_cost,tax_percent));

return 0;

}

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(Exhibit: Production Possibilities Curves 2) Assume that a nation is operating on production possibilities curve CD. Economic gr

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Answer:

b. shift from curve CD to curve EF.

Required Details of the Question:

The image of the curve required to answer the question has been attached.

Explanation:

A production possibilities curve shows various combinations of the amounts of two goods( in this case capital and consumer goods) which can be produced within the given resources and a graphical representation showing all the possible options of output for the two products that can be produced using all factors of production.

Now the growth of an economy is best illustrated in the image by the shift from curve CD to curve EF, this means that as the nation's production capacity increases, its production possibilities curve shift outward showing an increase in production of both goods.

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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See code snippet below

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#include <iomanip>

using namespace std;

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double number = 12.3456;

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