python Given a number of small rice bags (1 kilo each), a number of large rice bags (5 kilos each), and a target weight, complete the function "canMakeRicePackage" to determine if it is possible to make a package of the target weight from the given rice bags. Example: Given 2 small bags, 2 large bags and a target of 12 kilos canMakeRicePackages(2, 2, 12) -> true This would also return true canMakeRicePackages(12, 1, 12) -> true complete function below in python def canMakeRicePackages(small_bag, large_bag, target_weight): pass

python Given a number of small rice bags (1 kilo each), a number of large rice bags (5 kilos each), and a target weight, complete the function "canMakeRicePackage" to determine if it is possible to make a package of the target weight from the given rice bags. Example: Given 2 small bags, 2 large bags and a target of 12 kilos canMakeRicePackages(2, 2, 12) -> true This would also return true canMakeRicePackages(12, 1, 12) -> true complete function below in python def canMakeRicePackages(small_bag, large_bag, target_weight): pass

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter6: User-defined Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

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