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Natali [406]
3 years ago
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Read the scenario below, and then choose the right type of computer for each person from the drop-down menus. Three of your frie

nds are in the market to purchase a new computer. Sera does not have a big budget, but she needs a portable computer. Arturo is worried about viruses and has a high budget. Portability is not an issue. Kazuma wants a computer that does not cost too much and is easy to upgrade.

Computers and Technology
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Svetradugi [14.3K]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

- laptop running Windows

- desktop computer running a Mac OS

- desktop computer running Windows

Explanation:

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using namespace std;

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   // variables

   char cust_t;

   int no_gallon;

   double cost=0;

   cout<<"Enter the type of customer(B for business or R for residential):";

   // read the type of customer

   cin>>cust_t;

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   if(cust_t=='b'||cust_t=='B')

   {

       cout<<"please enter the number of gallons:";

       // read the number of gallons

       cin>>no_gallon;

       // if number of gallons are less or equal to 8000

       if(no_gallon<=8000)

       {

           // calculate cost

           cost=no_gallon*0.006;

           cout<<"total cost is: $"<<cost<<endl;

       }

       else

       {

           // if number of gallons is greater than 8000

           // calculate cost

           cost=(8000*0.006)+((no_gallon-8000)*0.008);

           cout<<"total cost is: $"<<cost<<endl;

           

       }

       

   }

   

   // if customer type is residential

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        {

           

       cout<<"please enter the number of gallons:";

       // read the number of gallons

       cin>>no_gallon;

       // if number of gallons are less or equal to 8000

       if(no_gallon<=8000)

       {

           // calculate cost

           cost=no_gallon*0.007;

           cout<<"total cost is: $"<<cost<<endl;

       }

       else

       {// if number of gallons is greater than 8000

       // calculate cost

           cost=(8000*0.005)+((no_gallon-8000)*0.007);

           cout<<"total cost is: $"<<cost<<endl;      

       }        

   }

return 0;

}

Explanation:

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Output:

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please enter the number of gallons:9000                                                                                                                      

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