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Programming Bazar Mark

The document provides examples of algorithms and pseudocode for calculating the perimeter and area of a rectangle, computing an object's weight on the moon, and identifying if a number is divisible by 5. Formulas and step-by-step processes are described for each example problem.

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Programming Bazar Mark

The document provides examples of algorithms and pseudocode for calculating the perimeter and area of a rectangle, computing an object's weight on the moon, and identifying if a number is divisible by 5. Formulas and step-by-step processes are described for each example problem.

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BAZAR, MARK B.

Create the algorithm or pseudocode of the following, then draw their respective flowchart.
1. Perimeter and Area of a Rectangle. Formulas: perimeter = 2 * length + 2 * width, area =
length * width.
ALGORITHM PSEUDOCODE
BEGIN
 GIVE THE VALUE OF LENGTH (L) INPUT L
 GIVE THE VALUE OF WIDTH(W) INPUT W
 IF PERIMETER (P) OF A RECTANGLE, THEN IF P THEN “P = 2L * 2W”
“P = 2L * 2W”, ELSE A, “A = L * W” ELSE A, “A = L * W”
 DISPLAY P OUTPUT P
 DISPLAY A OUTPUT A

BEGIN

INPUT L INPUT W P?
Y “P = 2L * 2W”

N OUTPUT
P

“A = L * W”
OUTPUT
A

END
2. Computing for the weight of an object in the moon. Formula: weight = 1/6 * mass * gravity.
Take note that the gravity has a constant value of 9.8.
ALGORITHM PSEUDOCODE
BEGIN
Give the value of moon gravity as 1/6 1/6
variable

Give the value of mass as mass variable Mass

Let gravity (g) = 9.8


g = 9.8
Multiply the moon gravity, mass gravity and
put the answer as weight (w). w = 1/6 * mass * g

Display the value of weight (w)

OUTPUT w
END

BEGIN

1/6

INPUT
mass

g = 9.8

W = 1/6 * mass * g

OUTPUT
END
w
3. Identify if the inputted number is divisible by 5 or not. Hint: Use modulus division for this.
ALGORITHM PSEUDOCODE
BEGIN
GIVE THE VALUE OF X AS X INPUT X
VARIABLE.
REMAINDER = X % 5
REMAINDER = X % 5.
IF REMAINDER ==0
IF REMAINDER IS 0, THEN DISPLAY
THE WORD “YES”; ELSE DISPLAY NO. OUTPUT “YES”
ELSE OUTPUT “NO”
END

BEGIN INPUT X

REMAINDER = X % 5

REMAINDER
==0?

OUTPUT OUTPUT
“NO” “YES”

END

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