SET A Develop a self-service laundry calculator that reads laundry weight and drying time as inputs and calculate the total cost for the laundry service according to Table 1. Assume that the maximum laundry weight is 25kg. Repeat the same task using repetition structure until user enter 'n' for no. At the end of the program produce total weight and total cost for the usage. Table 1 Washer Dryer Cold (RM) Weight (kg) Time Price (RM) <=9 4.50 Every <= 14 6.00 1 minute 0.20 <=25 10.00 Use if...else statements or switch statements and loop where it is appropriate and create a program with the following output (The numbers in bold/underline are user's input): The sample output should be as follows: **********LAUNDRY CALCULATOR******** Please enter laundry weight (kg): 7 Please select drying time (min): 15 Price (RM): 7.50 Do you want to continue? y Please enter laundry weight (kg): 31 Please select drying time (min): 20 INVALID INPUT!! Do you want to continue? X Please enter laundry weight (kg): 24 Please select drying time (min): 35 Price (RM): 17.00 Do you want to continue? n Summary: Total weight (kg): 31 Total price (RM): 24.50 Draw a flowchart of the solution. Write a complete C program based on the problem.

SET A Develop a self-service laundry calculator that reads laundry weight and drying time as inputs and calculate the total cost for the laundry service according to Table 1. Assume that the maximum laundry weight is 25kg. Repeat the same task using repetition structure until user enter 'n' for no. At the end of the program produce total weight and total cost for the usage. Table 1 Washer Dryer Cold (RM) Weight (kg) Time Price (RM) <=9 4.50 Every <= 14 6.00 1 minute 0.20 <=25 10.00 Use if...else statements or switch statements and loop where it is appropriate and create a program with the following output (The numbers in bold/underline are user's input): The sample output should be as follows: **LAUNDRY CALCULATOR Please enter laundry weight (kg): 7 Please select drying time (min): 15 Price (RM): 7.50 Do you want to continue? y Please enter laundry weight (kg): 31 Please select drying time (min): 20 INVALID INPUT!! Do you want to continue? X Please enter laundry weight (kg): 24 Please select drying time (min): 35 Price (RM): 17.00 Do you want to continue? n Summary: Total weight (kg): 31 Total price (RM): 24.50 Draw a flowchart of the solution. Write a complete C program based on the problem.

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