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Algorithm Workbench: Score Average & Gravity

The program prompts the user to input the lowest and highest scores. It then calculates the average of those scores by adding the lowest and highest together and dividing by 2. Finally, it displays the calculated average.

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Algorithm Workbench: Score Average & Gravity

The program prompts the user to input the lowest and highest scores. It then calculates the average of those scores by adding the lowest and highest together and dividing by 2. Finally, it displays the calculated average.

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Algorithm Workbench

Programming Exercises

3.)

Input:
- User is prompted to enter the lowest score.
- User is prompted to enter the highest score.
Process:
- Receive user inputs for lowest and highest scores.
- Calculate the average by summing lowest and highest, and then dividing by 2.
Output:
- Display the calculated average.

Declare Real lowest, highest, average


Display "Enter the lowest score."
- Input lowest
Display "Enter the highest score."
- Input highest
Set average = (lowest + highest) / 2
Display "The average is ", average, "."
Input:
- None explicitly, as the gravitational constants are predefined.
Process:
- Display the rates of acceleration for an object in free fall on Earth and the Moon.
- No input is taken in this part; it simply displays the constant value for Earth's gravity.
- Display the rate of acceleration for the Moon without modifying the constant.
Output:
- Display the rates of acceleration for an object in free fall on Earth and the Moon.
7.)

- Constant Real GRAVITY = 9.81


- Display "Rates of acceleration of an object in free fall:"
- Display "Earth: ", GRAVITY, " meters per second every second."
- Display "Moon: 1.63 meters per second every second." # Assuming you want to display the
Moon's gravity without changing the constant.

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