Develop a python program for the given problem. The OHRC, wants to calculate Cutoff amount and Total Pension amount on all its elderly pensions. A. The program should read the guardian Mobile number, Elderly name and Last salary. B, Calculate the Cutoff amount based on the following conditions: Last salary. Cutoff amount Last salary >= OMR 100.0 Cutoff amount = 15% of Last salary Last salary >= OMR 50.00 and Last salary Cutoff amount = 10% of Last salary < OMR 100.00 Last salary < OMR 50.00 Cutoff amount = 5% of Last salary Compute the Total Pension amount received by subtracting the Cutoff amount from the Last salary amount. C. Display the Elderly name, guardian Mobile number Last Salary Amount, Cutoff amount and Total Pension received in the Sample Output format shown below. ** Include your student ID and Name as a comment statement in the program

Develop a python program for the given problem. The OHRC, wants to calculate Cutoff amount and Total Pension amount on all its elderly pensions. A. The program should read the guardian Mobile number, Elderly name and Last salary. B, Calculate the Cutoff amount based on the following conditions: Last salary. Cutoff amount Last salary >= OMR 100.0 Cutoff amount = 15% of Last salary Last salary >= OMR 50.00 and Last salary Cutoff amount = 10% of Last salary < OMR 100.00 Last salary < OMR 50.00 Cutoff amount = 5% of Last salary Compute the Total Pension amount received by subtracting the Cutoff amount from the Last salary amount. C. Display the Elderly name, guardian Mobile number Last Salary Amount, Cutoff amount and Total Pension received in the Sample Output format shown below. ** Include your student ID and Name as a comment statement in the program

Database System Concepts

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

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