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Transcribed Image Text:Create the algorithm in both flowchart and pseudocode forms for the following two functions:
A. Write a Python function that receives a real number argument representing the sales amount for videos rented so far this month. The
function asks the user for the number of videos rented today and returns the updated sales figure to the main function. All videos rent for
$4.25.
B. Write a Python function that receives three integer arguments and returns the maximum of the three values.
) Create the algorithm in both flowchart and pseudocode forms for a main program that tests the two above functions.
C. Write a Python main program that calls both above functions to shows that both functions work properly.
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