(a) Based on the description above, write a pseudocode to calculate and display the total discount in percentage (%) and the total price a customer needs to pay after discount in RM – if applicable. (b) John plans to shop N items during the promotion period. Assume that the price per unit for every item is given in a vector called P, and the quantity to be purchased per item is given in vector M. The length of vectors P and M is N. The following Table Ql illustrates the purchase of John. Table Q1 Product Price per unit (P) Quantity (M) Milk 5 10 Chocolate bar Coca Cola Can AA batteries Power bank 7 1 2 2 15 1 195 10 Write the MATLAB code to implement John's purchase based on your pseudocode in (a). The following code is given; % Vectors containing John's purchase P = [5, 7, 2, 15, 195]; м 3 [10, 1, 2, 1, 10]; An example of expected output display of your program is as follows; Total discount = 25 % Total price after discount = RM 1519.5

(a) Based on the description above, write a pseudocode to calculate and display the total discount in percentage (%) and the total price a customer needs to pay after discount in RM – if applicable. (b) John plans to shop N items during the promotion period. Assume that the price per unit for every item is given in a vector called P, and the quantity to be purchased per item is given in vector M. The length of vectors P and M is N. The following Table Ql illustrates the purchase of John. Table Q1 Product Price per unit (P) Quantity (M) Milk 5 10 Chocolate bar Coca Cola Can AA batteries Power bank 7 1 2 2 15 1 195 10 Write the MATLAB code to implement John's purchase based on your pseudocode in (a). The following code is given; % Vectors containing John's purchase P = [5, 7, 2, 15, 195]; м 3 [10, 1, 2, 1, 10]; An example of expected output display of your program is as follows; Total discount = 25 % Total price after discount = RM 1519.5

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