Raptor Flowchart (Programming Logic and Design I)

Use Raptor to create a flowchart to solve each problem. Be sure to output your answers

Note: Save each part separately

Part 1
A rocket ship travels at 3000 miles per hour. If it travels for 5.44 hours, how far did it travel?

Use 2 constants and do the multiplication inside your flowchart.

Save your flowchart as a raptor file (*.rap) named “Test2part1”. Submit.

Part 2
A man sells computer battery for $24.45 per battery.

Input the number of batteries he sold on a particular day, a number of your choice. Calculate and display the total cost for the batteries.

Save your flowchart as a raptor file (*.rap) named “Test2part2”. Submit.

Part 3
Assign 45 into the variable num1

Assign 65 into the variable num2

Assign 22 into the variable num3

Use selection symbols to do the following:

If num1 is greater than 5, output num1 is greater than 5; otherwise output num1 is not greater than 5.

If num2 is not equal to 65, output num2 does not equal to 65; otherwise output num2 equals to 65.

If num3 is less than num1, output num3 is less than num1; otherwise output num3 is not less than num1.

Save your flowchart as a raptor file (*.rap) named “Test2part3”. Submit.

Part 4
A fishing shop sells lures at $5 apiece. If a customer buys less than 5 lures there is a $3 surcharge. If the customer buys more than 10 lures they get a $7 discount.

Input the number of lures he sold; then calculate and display the total cost of the lures.

Note: be sure to increment or decrement the cost when doing the surcharge or discount. Don’t create separate variables for surcharge or discounts.

Save your flowchart as a raptor file (*.rap) named “Test2part4”. Submit.

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