Explanation:
I think the output is 6
am not sure tho hope my answr helps
Answer and Explanation:
The Internet is not changing anything other than making you extreme. The nice become nicer, the mean become meaner, the nice become mean, and the mean become nice. The internet just makes things easier to do. It really isn't a factor in if you are mean or not.
It’s a threat ‘make it spicey’ so with design
Answer:
# include <iostream>
using namespace::std;
int main()
{ int hrs;
float hrly_rate= 47;
double net_Sl;
float t1;
float t2;
float t3;
float t4;
float t5;
double grss_Pay;
float bons;
cout<<"Enter number of hours worked";
cin>>hrs;
net_Sl= 47 * 387;
t1 = (4.7 * net_Sl)/100;
t2= 87;
t3=(3.7 * net_Sl)/100;
t4=3;
t5=(0.47 * net_Sl)/100;
grss_Pay= net_Sl- t1 - t2 -t3 - t4 - t5;
float tmp=grss_Pay;
double in_hnd;
if (grss_Pay<10)
{
bons= (5 * grss_Pay)/100;
in_hnd=grss_Pay+bons;
grss_Pay=grss_Pay-grss_Pay;
}
else if (grss_Pay>10 ||grss_Pay<500)
{ bons= (10 * grss_Pay)/100;
tmp=grss_Pay-grss_Pay;
in_hnd=in_hnd+bons;
}
else if (grss_Pay>500|| grss_Pay<1000)
{ bons= 500;
grss_Pay=grss_Pay-grss_Pay;
in_hnd=in_hnd+bons;
}
else if (grss_Pay>1000 || grss_Pay<=2000)
{ bons= 600;
grss_Pay=grss_Pay-grss_Pay;
in_hnd=in_hnd+bons;
}
else if (grss_Pay>2000)
{ bons= (5 * grss_Pay)/100;
grss_Pay=grss_Pay-grss_Pay;
in_hnd=in_hnd+bons;
}
cout<<"Final Salary"<<in_hnd;
return 0;
}
Explanation:
Please check the answer section.
The answer is letter A.
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