en 22A customer want to buy five items. He has only 120.0 OMR with him. The price of the products arelisted:ut ofS.NO.ItemPriceestion(OMR)1Bag5.50Table25.003Chair15.254.Cupboard32.50Computer25.25Table6.Shoe Rack15.00Write an algorithm and draw a flowchart to check whether he can buy all the 6 products, also display theremaining amount that the customer will have, if any.

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A customer want to buy five items. He has only 120.0 OMR with him. The price of the products are listed: of S.NO. Item Price on (OMR) Вag 5.50 2 Table 25.00 Chair 15.25 4 Cupboard 32.50 Computer 25.25 Table Shoe Rack 15.00 Write an algorithm and draw a flowchart to check whether he can buy all the 6 products, also display the remaining amount that the customer will have, if any.

A customer want to buy five items. He has only 120.0 OMR with him. The price of the products are listed: of S.NO. Item Price on (OMR) Вag 5.50 2 Table 25.00 Chair 15.25 4 Cupboard 32.50 Computer 25.25 Table Shoe Rack 15.00 Write an algorithm and draw a flowchart to check whether he can buy all the 6 products, also display the remaining amount that the customer will have, if any.

COMPREHENSIVE MICROSOFT OFFICE 365 EXCE

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ISBN:9780357392676

Author:FREUND, Steven

Publisher:FREUND, Steven

Chapter4: Financial Functions, Data Tables, And Amortization Schedules

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