A user is prompted to enter a positive number representing a vehicle’s speed. Use the variable speed to store entered data.
computer science
Description
Write a
working C program to calculate fines for speeding. The program will do the
following:
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A
user is prompted to enter a positive number representing a vehicle’s
speed. Use the variable speed to
store entered data.
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The
program will then determine the fine based on the following:
o Fine is: $0 →
if between 0 - 80km/h
o Fine is: $30 + $2.50 * (speed - 80) →
if speed is between 81 - 100km/h
o
Fine
is: $100 + $5 * (speed - 100) → if speed is above
100km/h
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If
speeding fine is equal to zero (0) the following message is displayed on the
screen:
o Nothing to pay!
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If
speeding fine is greater than zero (0), display a message with the speeding
fine on the screen.
If you
cannot do everything, do as much as possible. Part marks will be assigned for
incomplete programs (see marking scheme below). Keep saving your program. Do
your own work!
When you
have finished, save your program as lab_test1.c.
Submit your program electronically on Blackboard and hand in this paper with
your name and student number on it, along with your reference sheet. Do not take your program with you. Do not
save it on a USB stick, email it to yourself, or save it to a cloud service.
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Correct program structure |
1 |
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Correct use of printf |
2 |
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Correct use of variables |
1 |
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Correct use of operators |
2 |
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Correct use of scanf |
2 |
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Correct use of if-else statement |
2 |
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Total: |
10 |
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