QUESTION 6: in the TEXTBOX PROVIDED: WRITE the CODING fоr the FORMULAS * use the fоllоwing Code for vаriаble nаmes & types in the formulas * DECLARE the variable names & Data types ==================================== QUESTION 6- FORMULAS // VARIABLES AND VALUES TO USE: float markRate = 0.15; // markup rate float taxRate = 0.03; // tax Rate float comRate = 0.15; // commission Rate float baseDiscRate = 0.01; // base Discount Rate int carCost = 20000; // car Cost int noOfDisc = 1; // no of Discounts String carMake = “FORD”; // Make of Car (FORD, CHEVY or MAZDA) int year = 2000; // year of car (2000 – 2025) // ****************************************** FORMULAS (7 LISTED) NEEDED ARE AS FOLLOWS: 1-FINAL PRICE - Found by : Subtract the DISCOUNT AMOUNT ..FROM.. the SUB PRICE ================================ 2-DISCOUNT AMOUNT- Found by : MULTIPLY the Customer Discount Rate by the Sub Price. ======================= 3-CUSTOMER DISCOUNT RATE – USE A NESTED IF STATEMENT - FOUND BY: IF YEAR IS IF COST IS THEN CUSTOMER DISCOUNT RATE IS found by: 2000 - 2010 15,000 OR BELOW MULTIPLY the Base Discount Rate by the No of Discounts 2000 - 2010 16,000 – 20,000 FIRST SUBTRACT 1% FROM the BASE DISCOUNT RATE.. Then.. MULTIPLY this by the NO OF DISCOUNTS 2000 - 2010 OVER 20,000 FIRST SUBTRACT 1.5% FROM the BASE DISCOUNT RATE.. Then.. MULTIPLY this by the NO OF DISCOUNTS 2011-2022 18,000 OR BELOW FIRST ADD 1% TO the BASE DISCOUNT RATE.. Then.. MULTIPLY this by the NO OF DISCOUNTS 2011-2022 19,000 – 30,000 FIRST ADD 2% TO the BASE DISCOUNT RATE.. Then.. MULTIPLY this by the NO OF DISCOUNTS 2011-2022 OVER 30,000 FIRST ADD 3% TO the BASE DISCOUNT RATE.. Then.. MULTIPLY this by the NO OF DISCOUNTS 2023- 2025 30,000 OR BELOW FIRST MULTIPLY the BASE DISCOUNT RATE.. by 0.75 Then.. MULTIPLY this by the NO OF DISCOUNTS 2023- 2025 31,000 – 45,000 FIRST MULTIPLY the BASE DISCOUNT RATE.. by 0.25 Then.. MULTIPLY this by the NO OF DISCOUNTS 2023- 2025 OVER 45,000 FIRST MULTIPLY the BASE DISCOUNT RATE.. by 0.05 Then.. MULTIPLY this by the NO OF DISCOUNTS ANY OTHER YEAR ANY COST FIRST DIVIDE the BASE DISCOUNT RATE.. by 2 Then.. MULTIPLY this by the NO OF DISCOUNTS ======================= 4- SUB PRICE - Found by : Add TOGETHER: the Car Price, Commission Amount and Tax Amount. ======================= 5- TAX AMOUNT Found by : MULTIPLY the Car Price by the Tax Rate. ======================= 6- COMMISSION AMOUNT – USE A SWITCH STATEMENT- Found by : IF CAR MAKE IS then the COMMISSION AMT IS FOUND BY: FORD MULTIPLY the Car Price by the Commission Rate. CHEVY FIRST add 2% to the Commission Rate. Then Multiply this by the Car Price. MAZDA FIRST SUBTRACT 1% FROM the Commission Rate. Then Multiply this by the Car Price. ANY OTHER MAKE FIRST DIVIDE the Commission Rate BY 2. Then Multiply this by the Car Price. =============================== 7- CAR PRICE Found by : FIRST .. ADD 1 to the Markup Rate.. THEN.. MULTIPLY this by the Car Cost.
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