Assume: double soldYesterday, soldToday; int salesTrend; Write an if/else 2 statemente that compares 2 the valuee of the variables e soldYesterday and soldToday, and based e upon that comparison assigns e salesTrend the value 2 -1 or 1. -1 represents the case where soldYesterday is greatere than e soldToday; 1 represents the case where soldYesterday is not greater e than e soldToday.

Assume: double soldYesterday, soldToday; int salesTrend; Write an if/else 2 statemente that compares 2 the valuee of the variables e soldYesterday and soldToday, and based e upon that comparison assigns e salesTrend the value 2 -1 or 1. -1 represents the case where soldYesterday is greatere than e soldToday; 1 represents the case where soldYesterday is not greater e than e soldToday.

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Chapter5: Making Decisions

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Problem 19RQ

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