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Dr.Racket and Python Interest Calculation

The document provides solutions for two programming scenarios using Dr.Racket and Python. The first scenario involves calculating interest rates based on deposit amounts, while the second scenario determines the number of roots of a quadratic equation and calculates the roots if they exist. Additionally, it includes examples of nested conditions in both programming languages.

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Dr.Racket and Python Interest Calculation

The document provides solutions for two programming scenarios using Dr.Racket and Python. The first scenario involves calculating interest rates based on deposit amounts, while the second scenario determines the number of roots of a quadratic equation and calculates the roots if they exist. Additionally, it includes examples of nested conditions in both programming languages.

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Tutorial 3

Implement solutions for the following scenarios using [Link] and Python.
1) A Bank pays 4% for deposits of up to Rs. 1000 (inclusive), 4.5% for deposits up to Rs.
5000 (inclusive), and 5% for deposits of more than Rs. 5000. Design a function that
returns your interest for a given amount of deposit.

[Link]
(define (interest amount)

(cond

[(<= amount 1000) (* amount 0.04)]

[(<= amount 5000) (* amount 0.045)]

[(> amount 5000) (* amount 0.05)]

Python
def interestRate(amount):

if amount>5000:

return amount*0.5

elif amount>1000:

return amount*0.045

elif amount>=0:

return amount*0.04

else: return 0

print(interestRate(2))
2) The roots of the quadratic function ax2+bx+c = 0 is given by,

The existence of roots is determined by,


b2>4ac, two roots
b2=4ac, one root
b2<4ac, no roots

For any given a,b,c values determine the number of roots for the corresponding
function and also calculate the roots.

[Link]
(define (roots a b c)

(define value (- (* b b) (* 4 a c)))

(cond

[(> value 0) (display "Two roots\n")

(define root1 (/ (+ (* b -1) (sqrt value)) (* 2 a)))

(define root2 (/ (- (* b -1) (sqrt value)) (* 2 a)))

(display (string-append (number->string root1) " and "


(number->string root2)))]

[(= value 0) (display "One root\n")

(/ (* b -1) (* 2 a))]

[(< value 0) "No roots"]

)
Python
import math

def det(a,b,c):

det = b**2 - 4*a*c

if det == 0:

root = -b/2*a

print("One root:"+ str(root))

elif det > 0:

root1 = (-b+[Link](det))/2*a

root2 = (-[Link](det))/2*a

print("Two roots:" + str(root1) + " and " + str(root2))

else:

print("No roots")

det(3,2,-3)
Python Nested conditions Racket Nested conditions
mark = 60 (define mark 60)
awards= 40 (define awards 20)

if(mark>50): (if (>= mark 50)


if(awards>30): (if (> awards 10)
print("MERIT PASS") (display "merit pass")
else: (display "non merit
print("NON MERIT pass"))
PASS")
else: (display "Failed"))
print("FAILED")

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