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Here is the flowchart with the equivalent algorithm: Start Initialize S = 1 Initialize P = 3 Print S, P While S <= 3 P = 3 * S Print S, P S = S + 1 End While End

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Project IN Computer: Submitted By: Submitted To

Here is the flowchart with the equivalent algorithm: Start Initialize S = 1 Initialize P = 3 Print S, P While S <= 3 P = 3 * S Print S, P S = S + 1 End While End

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PROJECT

IN
COMPUTER

Submitted By:
Hanna Angela A. Rosas
Submitted to:
Mrs. Noriega
2.) Draw a flowchart that compute the Length resolve it and then use the formula
L=W*H

Algorithm
Input : Enter the value of W and H
Process: L=W*H
Output: Print L

Start

Enter the
value of H,W

L=W*H

Print L

End
1.) Draw a flowchart that compute the Perimeter of the Rectangle and use the
formula P=2a+2b.

Algorithm
Input: Enter the value of A and B
Process: P=2a+2b
Output: Print P

Start

Enter the
value of A,B

P=2a+2b

Print P

End
1.) Draw a flowchart that determines if the input time is “AM” or “PM”. The time
is 9 then print if it is AM or PM.
Input: Enter T for (Time)
Process: If T>=9 then print “AM”
Else
Print “PM”

Start

Enter T

Print
T>=9 J
“AM”

Print

“PM”

End
2.)Draw a flowchart that determines if the input Temperature is “Hot” or “Cold”.
The temperature is 100° then print Hot else print Cold.
Input:Enter T for (Temperature)
Process:T>=100° then print “Hot”
Else
Print “Cold”

Start

Enter T

Print
T>=100° J
“Hot”

Print

“Cold”

End
1.] Draw a flowchart that will display the corresponding interest Movies of the
given age. The corresponding age of each interest are given below

Age Interest Movies


5-10 Cartoons
11-15 American Movies
16-20 Movies for Teens
Other Ages Unlisted Movies
Start

Enter I

I>=5 and
Cartoons J
I<=10

I>=11an American
d I<=15 Movies J

I>=16an Movies For


J
d I<=20 Teens

Unlisted
Movies

End
2.)Draw a flowchart that will display the corresponding Sizes based on the
Letters .The corresponding sizes of each letters are given below.

Letters Sizes
S or s. Small
M or m. Medium
L or l. Large
Other Letters Unlisted Sizes
Start

Enter S

S=S or
Small J
S=s

S=M or
S=m Medium J

S=L or
Large J
S=l

Unlisted
Sizes

End
2.)Draw a flowchart that will use basic number from 1 to 100 and print each
number counted using the wile-repetition structure. Write its equivalent algorithm.

Algorithm
Step 1:Initialize the value of N to 1
Step 2:Test if N is less than 100
Step 3:C is less than 100 and 1 value then go back to Step 2 However, if C is
grater than 50 ,stop processing
Print "Jethro"
Start

N=1

C<100 End

N=N+1

Print N
1.) The initial value of the side (S) of a triangle is equal to 1 unit and each
succeeding T is 1 unit greater than the value before it. Draw a flowchart to
compute the perimeter of a triangle starting with P=1 to P=3, then print each value
of the side and the corresponding perimeter of the triangle . Write its equivalent
algorithm.

Algorithm.
Step 1:Initialize the value of T to 1 and the value of Perimeter (P=3*S)
Step 2: Compute Perimeter by adding 3 sides
Step 3:Print the value of T and the computer perimeter
Step 4:Increment the value of T by 1
Step 5:Test if S is less than or equal to 3
Step 6:If T is less than or equal to 3 look back and repeat steps 2 to 5 However,If T
is Greater than 3,stop processing.
Start

Perimeter=P=3*S

T=1

Perimeter=3*S

Print T,
Perimeter

T=S+1

S<=3 End

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