### Ajax Manufacturing Gross Pay Calculation ProgramAjax Manufacturing requires a program for employees to calculate their gross pay before taxes, so they can have an idea of what their gross income will be. For employees working overtime, Ajax pays at a rate of 1.5 times the regular pay rate for any hours worked over 40 in a week.Using the flowchart below as a starting point, create a Raptor flowchart that will get the user’s hours worked and pay rate, then output their base pay, overtime pay (this should show as 0 if there are no overtime hours), and gross pay. Note that no additional variables should be added beyond what is already defined in the statements provided.Below is a detailed transcription and explanation of the flowchart:#### Flowchart Steps:1. **Start** The program starts.2. **Input Hours Worked** The program prompts the user to enter the number of hours worked. This value is stored in the variable `hours`.3. **Input Pay Rate** The program then prompts the user to enter their hourly pay rate. This value is stored in the variable `hourlyPay`.4. **Decision: Check Overtime** The program checks if `hours` is greater than 40. - **Yes Branch (Hours > 40)** If the hours worked are greater than 40: - Base pay for the first 40 hours is calculated: `basePay = 40 * hourlyPay` - Overtime hours are calculated: `overtimeHours = hours - 40` - Overtime pay is calculated: `overtimePay = overtimeHours * hourlyPay * 1.5` - Gross pay is the sum of base pay and overtime pay: `grossPay = basePay + overtimePay` - **No Branch (Hours ≤ 40)** If the hours worked are 40 or fewer: - Overtime hours are set to 0: `overtimeHours = 0` - Overtime pay is set to 0: `overtimePay = 0` - Base pay is calculated: `basePay = hours * hourlyPay` - Gross pay is equal to base pay: `grossPay = basePay`5. **Output Statements** The program outputs the following: - The number of hours worked: `Hours worked: ` + hours - The number of

Working of the flowchart Prompt user to enter hours worked Read hours Prompt user to enter pay rate…

Ajax Manufacturing needs a program for employees to calculate gross pay themselves in order to have an idea of what their gross pay (before taxes will be). Ajax pays a worker working overtime at the rate of 1.5 times the regular pay rate for the hours over 40. Using the following as a starting point, create a Raptor flowchart that will get the user's hours worked and pay rate and output their base pay, overtime pay (should show 0 if there are no overtime hours) and gross pay. Do not add any variables; use the variables already established in the statements you have to add.

Ajax Manufacturing needs a program for employees to calculate gross pay themselves in order to have an idea of what their gross pay (before taxes will be). Ajax pays a worker working overtime at the rate of 1.5 times the regular pay rate for the hours over 40. Using the following as a starting point, create a Raptor flowchart that will get the user's hours worked and pay rate and output their base pay, overtime pay (should show 0 if there are no overtime hours) and gross pay. Do not add any variables; use the variables already established in the statements you have to add.

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