2) Tax payments are calculated based on the following conditions: (i) If the quantity supplied for a given furniture type is below 300 per year, then The tax is 15% of sales for office chairs. The tax is 20% of sales for office tables and desks. (ii) If the quantity supplied for any furniture type is at least 300 and does not exceed 750 per year, then the tax is 25% of sales; otherwise, the tax is 30%. You are required to: (a) Conduct problem analysis and design. (b) Write algorithms of: (i) The function to calculate tax. (ii) The function to calculate profit.

2) Tax payments are calculated based on the following conditions: (i) If the quantity supplied for a given furniture type is below 300 per year, then The tax is 15% of sales for office chairs. The tax is 20% of sales for office tables and desks. (ii) If the quantity supplied for any furniture type is at least 300 and does not exceed 750 per year, then the tax is 25% of sales; otherwise, the tax is 30%. You are required to: (a) Conduct problem analysis and design. (b) Write algorithms of: (i) The function to calculate tax. (ii) The function to calculate profit.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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