Each week a builder makes an order of doors from a supplier. The doors normally cost $60 each, but the supplier gives a 10% discount for any order of 30 or more doors. The orders for the first 8 weeks of the year are given in the vector: orders = [20 40 15 30 25 45 10 35] (a) Write an Octave program using a for loop and if statement to find the total cost of the doors ordered. (b) Extend your program using the find command to find which weeks the builder obtained a discount.
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Each week a builder makes an order of doors from a supplier. The doors normally cost $60 each, but the supplier gives a 10% discount for any order of 30 or more doors.
The orders for the first 8 weeks of the year are given in the
orders = [20 40 15 30 25 45 10 35]
(a) Write an Octave program using a for loop and if statement to find the total cost of the doors ordered.
(b) Extend your program using the find command to find which weeks the builder obtained a discount.
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