See Problem and Exercise 12 in Appendix 7A. One of the use cases for the auto rental system in this exercise is "Car reservation." Draw a sequence diagram, in instance form, to describe the sequence of interactions for each of the fol- lowing scenarios of this use case:

a. Car is available during the specified time period.

b. No car in the desired category (e.g., compact, midsize, etc.) is available during the specified time period.

Problem and Exercise 12 in Appendix 7A

An auto rental company wants to develop an automated system that can handle car reservations, customer billing, and car auctions. Usually a customer reserves a car, picks it up,
and then returns it after a certain period of time. At the time of pickup, the customer has the option to buy or waive collision insurance on the car. When the car is returned, the customer receives a bill and pays the specified amount. In addition to renting cars, every six months or so, the auto rental company auctions the cars that have accumulated over 20,000 miles. Draw a use case diagram for capturing the requirements of the system to be developed. Include an abstract use case for capturing the common behavior among any two use cases. Extend the diagram to capture corporate billing, where corporate customers are not billed directly;
rather, the corporations they work for are billed and payments are made sometime later.