1. Write a C program to read electricity unit (kW) and calculate the total electricity bill (RM) according to the given condition of tariff and the tax; → For first 200 units RM 0.218/unit ⇒ For next 100 units RM 0.334/unit → For unit above 300 RM 0.516/unit ⇒ An additional tax (SST) of 6% is added to the bill. The output must have the option to choose from a menu as follow: Information on, tariff charge; i. ii. Calculate a power consumption (kWh) from the keyboard and display the total bill; If the total bill calculated is less than or equal to RM20.00, print "Your bill is free". Otherwise, print the total bill. iii. Exit the calculator and say "Thank You", Other than the options, print "Option unavailable" Modify the program so that it can calculate for next total bill if the user has the next bill and so on. The program will display each bill calculated and the accumulated total for all. The output must be shows in two decimal points.

1. Write a C program to read electricity unit (kW) and calculate the total electricity bill (RM) according to the given condition of tariff and the tax; → For first 200 units RM 0.218/unit ⇒ For next 100 units RM 0.334/unit → For unit above 300 RM 0.516/unit ⇒ An additional tax (SST) of 6% is added to the bill. The output must have the option to choose from a menu as follow: Information on, tariff charge; i. ii. Calculate a power consumption (kWh) from the keyboard and display the total bill; If the total bill calculated is less than or equal to RM20.00, print "Your bill is free". Otherwise, print the total bill. iii. Exit the calculator and say "Thank You", Other than the options, print "Option unavailable" Modify the program so that it can calculate for next total bill if the user has the next bill and so on. The program will display each bill calculated and the accumulated total for all. The output must be shows in two decimal points.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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