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Utility Bill and Cost Calculations

The document outlines three problems related to calculations: electricity bill, BMI, and total tour cost. Each problem includes a formula for calculation, input requirements, and expected output format, emphasizing the restriction of not using conditional statements or loops. Examples are provided for clarity on input and output expectations.

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Utility Bill and Cost Calculations

The document outlines three problems related to calculations: electricity bill, BMI, and total tour cost. Each problem includes a formula for calculation, input requirements, and expected output format, emphasizing the restriction of not using conditional statements or loops. Examples are provided for clarity on input and output expectations.

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Problem 1: Electricity Bill Calculation

Problem Statement:
You are given the number of electricity units consumed in a month. The electricity bill is calculated using
the formula:
Bill = (Units * CostPerUnit) + FixedCharges + (Units * CostPerUnit * TaxPercent / 100)
Write a program to compute the total electricity bill. Do not use any conditional statements or loops.
Input:
• First line: Units (integer, 1 ≤ Units ≤ 10000)
• Second line: CostPerUnit (float, 0 < CostPerUnit ≤ 100)
• Third line: FixedCharges (float, 0 ≤ FixedCharges ≤ 500)
• Fourth line: TaxPercent (float, 0 ≤ TaxPercent ≤ 20)
Output:
• Single line: Total electricity bill rounded to 2 decimal places.
Example:
Input:
350
5.5
50
10
Output:
2317.50

Problem 2: Body Mass Index (BMI) Calculation


Problem Statement:
Write a program to calculate the BMI of a person using the formula:
BMI = Weight / (Height * Height)
Do not use any conditional statements or loops.
Input:
• First line: Weight (float, in kg, 10 ≤ Weight ≤ 200)
• Second line: Height (float, in meters, 0.5 ≤ Height ≤ 2.5)
Output:
• Single line: BMI rounded to 2 decimal places.
Example:
Input:
70
1.75
Output:
22.86
Problem 3: Total Tour Cost Calculation
Problem Statement:
A traveler wants to calculate the total cost of a tour. The total cost is computed as:
TotalCost = (Days * CostPerDay) + TransportCost + HotelCost + (Days * CostPerDay *
ServiceChargePercent / 100)
Do not use any conditional statements or loops.
Input:
• First line: Days (integer, 1 ≤ Days ≤ 365)
• Second line: CostPerDay (float, 0 < CostPerDay ≤ 10000)
• Third line: TransportCost (float, 0 ≤ TransportCost ≤ 5000)
• Fourth line: HotelCost (float, 0 ≤ HotelCost ≤ 10000)
• Fifth line: ServiceChargePercent (float, 0 ≤ ServiceChargePercent ≤ 15)
Output:
• Single line: Total tour cost rounded to 2 decimal places.
Example:
Input:
5
2000
1500
3000
10
Output:
14100.00

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