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ALGORITHM EXERCISES
1. Wilma Peterson is paid by the hour. She would like a program that both calculates and displays her weekly gross pay. For this exercise, you do not need to worry about overtime pay, as Wilma never works more than 40 hours in a week. Desk-check your solution`s algorithm using $10 as the hourly pay and 35 as the number of hours worked. Then desk-check it using $15 as the hourly pay and 25 as the number of hours worked.
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1. Wilma Peterson is paid by the hour. She would like a program that both calculates and displays her weekly gross pay. For this exercise, you do not need to worry about overtime pay, as Wilma never works more than 40 hours in a week. Desk-check your solution`s algorithm using $10 as the hourly pay and 35 as the number of hours worked. Then desk-check it using $15 as the hourly pay and 25 as the number of hours worked.
ALGORITHM PLANNING DOCUMENT
Program Description:
Output:
Input:
Algorithm`s, Processing, & Conditions:
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