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Flowcharts and Trace Tables

The document outlines multiple flowcharts for processing input data related to temperatures, weights of passengers, and items for a trailer. Each flowchart includes conditions for comparison and outputs based on the inputs, such as the highest temperature or overload warnings. Additionally, it provides trace tables for users to complete based on specific input data sets.

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Flowcharts and Trace Tables

The document outlines multiple flowcharts for processing input data related to temperatures, weights of passengers, and items for a trailer. Each flowchart includes conditions for comparison and outputs based on the inputs, such as the highest temperature or overload warnings. Additionally, it provides trace tables for users to complete based on specific input data sets.

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6 This flowchart inputs a range of temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit.

As each temperature is input, it is compared with the previous highest temperature. If it is higher
than the current highest, it replaces the previous highest temperature and then it is converted to
degrees Celsius.

For ease of calculation, the final step of the Fahrenheit to Celsius conversion has been
approximated as division by 2.

When –1 is entered, the input process stops and the highest temperature (in both Fahrenheit and
Celsius) is output.

START

HighF -100
HighC -100

INPUT TempF

Is TempF No Is TempF No
= -1? > HighF?

Yes Yes

HighF TempF

HighC (TempF-32)/2

OUTPUT 'The highest temperature is, ',


HighF, ' Fahrenheit, ',
HighC, ' Celsius.'

END

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Complete the trace table for the input data:

68, 46, 50, 86, 65, 50, 40, 30, –1

HighF HighC TempF OUTPUT

[5]

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3 This flowchart inputs the weight in kilograms of a passenger stepping into a lift. The lift can take a
maximum of eight passengers or a maximum weight of 640 kilograms.

START

totalWeight 0
totalNumber 0

INPUT Weight

totalWeight totalWeight + Weight


totalNumber totalNumber + 1

Is
Yes
totalWeight
> 640?

No

No Is
Yes
totalNumber
> 8?

OUTPUT 'Lift
overload, step
out'

END

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Complete the trace table for the passenger input data:

50, 70, 65, 100, 95, 50, 55, 85, 70, 75

Weight totalWeight totalNumber OUTPUT

[4]

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3 This flowchart inputs the weight of items in kilograms to be loaded on a trailer. Any item over
25 kilograms is rejected. The trailer can take up to 100 kilograms.

START

TotalWeight 0
Reject 0

INPUT Weight

Yes
Is Weight
Reject Reject + 1
˃ 25?
No

TotalWeight TotalWeight + Weight

No Is
TotalWeight
˃ 100?
Yes

TotalWeight TotalWeight – Weight

OUTPUT 'Weight of items '’


TotalWeight, ' Number of
items rejected ',Reject

END

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9

Complete the trace table for the input data:

13, 17, 26, 25, 5, 10, 15, 35, 20, 15

Weight Reject TotalWeight OUTPUT

[5]

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4 Study the flowchart.

START

INPUT A OUTPUT B

IS Yes B A
A > 0 ? B B + A C C – 1
C A

No
IS
OUTPUT C <= 1 ? Yes
'Exit'
No

END

Complete the trace table for the input values 4, 3, −1:

A B C OUTPUT

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