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    The document contains 3 problems to solve using algorithms: 1) Calculate the area of a circle given pi and radius. The algorithm gets input, calculates area as pi * radius^2, and outputs area. 2) Calculate temperature in Celsius given Fahrenheit. The algorithm gets temperature in Fahrenheit, calculates Celsius as 5/9 * (Fahrenheit - 32), and outputs Celsius. 3) Calculate a student's final mark using test, quiz, and exam scores. The algorithm gets scores, calculates carry mark and final exam components, sums them to get final mark, and outputs final mark.

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    The document contains 3 problems to solve using algorithms: 1) Calculate the area of a circle given pi and radius. The algorithm gets input, calculates area as pi * radius^2, and outputs area. 2) Calculate temperature in Celsius given Fahrenheit. The algorithm gets temperature in Fahrenheit, calculates Celsius as 5/9 * (Fahrenheit - 32), and outputs Celsius. 3) Calculate a student's final mark using test, quiz, and exam scores. The algorithm gets scores, calculates carry mark and final exam components, sums them to get final mark, and outputs final mark.

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    The document contains 3 problems to solve using algorithms: 1) Calculate the area of a circle given pi and radius. The algorithm gets input, calculates area as pi * radius^2, and outputs area. 2) Calculate temperature in Celsius given Fahrenheit. The algorithm gets temperature in Fahrenheit, calculates Celsius as 5/9 * (Fahrenheit - 32), and outputs Celsius. 3) Calculate a student's final mark using test, quiz, and exam scores. The algorithm gets scores, calculates carry mark and final exam components, sums them to get final mark, and outputs final mark.

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    Algorithm Activity

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    The document contains 3 problems to solve using algorithms: 1) Calculate the area of a circle given pi and radius. The algorithm gets input, calculates area as pi * radius^2, and outputs area. 2) Calculate temperature in Celsius given Fahrenheit. The algorithm gets temperature in Fahrenheit, calculates Celsius as 5/9 * (Fahrenheit - 32), and outputs Celsius. 3) Calculate a student's final mark using test, quiz, and exam scores. The algorithm gets scores, calculates carry mark and final exam components, sums them to get final mark, and outputs final mark.

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    Name: MANANSALA, JV ANGELO M.

    Grade & Section: BSIT – 1A

    ALGORITHM ACTIVITY

    For each of the problem, analyze it using IPO table, then write the algorithm.
    (Pseudo code and flowchart).

    Problem 1: Calculate the area of one circle.

     IPO

    INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT


    Input Variable: Processing Item: area Output:

    pi (π) radius Formula area


    area = pi (radius * radius)

    Step/Solution algorithm:

    Get the input Calculate the


    area of a circle.

    Display the output

     FLOWCHART
    START
    PSEUDO CODE 
    1. Start
    Input pi,
    2. Get input Read pi (π) input radius
    Read radius

    3. Calculate the area of a circle Calculate Area


    area = pi (radius * radius) area = pi (radius * radius)

    4. Output the area of a circle


    Print area
    5. End

    END
    Problem 2: Calculate the temperature in Celsius.
    Temperature in Fahrenheit will be entered.

     The formula is;


    Temperature in Celsius = 5/9 (temperature in Fahrenheit – 32)

     IPO

    INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT


    Input Variable: Processing Item: temp_celcius Output:

    Temp Fahrenheit Formula temp_celcius


    temp_celcius = 5/9
    (Temp Fahrenheit - 32)

    Step/Solution algorithm:

    Get the input Calculate the


    temperature in Celsius.

    Display the output

     FLOWCHART
    START
    PSEUDO CODE 
    1. Start

    2. Get the input temp_fahrenheit


    Read temp_fahrenheit.

    3. Calculate the temperature in


    Celsius temp_celcius = 5/9 Calculate temperature in Celsius
    (temp_fahrenheit - 32) temp_celcius = 5/9
    (temp_fahrenheit - 32)

    4. Display the output

    5. End
    Print temp_celcius

    END
    Problem 3: Calculate the final mark for a student who took CS118 paper.
    The final mark is the total of on-going assessment (carry mark) and 60% of final exam.

     The carry mark is calculated as follow:


    Carry mark = 20% of test mark + 20% of quiz mark

     IPO

    INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT


    Input Variable: Processing Item: final_mark Output:

    test_mark Formula: final_mark


    quiz_mark test_mark = test_mark * 0.20;
    final_exam quiz_mark = quiz_mark * 0.20;
    carry_mark = test_mark + quiz_mark;
    final_exam = final_exam * 0.60;
    final_mark = carry_mark + final_exam;

    Step/ Solution algorithm:


    Get input Calculate the final_mark.

    Display output

    PSEUDO CODE  FLOWCHART


    START

    1. Start

    2. Get Input Read test_mark


    Read test_mark Read quiz_mark
    Read quiz_mark Read final_exam
    Read final_exam

    3. Calculate final_mark
    test_mark = test_mark * 0.20;
    test_mark = test_mark * 0.20;
    quiz_mark = quiz_mark * 0.20;
    quiz_mark = quiz_mark * 0.20;
    carry_mark = test_mark + quiz_mark;
    carry_mark = test_mark + quiz_mark;
    final_exam = final_exam * 0.60;
    final_exam = final_exam * 0.60;
    final_mark = carry_mark + final_exam;
    final_mark = carry_mark +final_exam;

    4. Display output final_mark


    Print
    5. End final_mark

    END

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