Homework #3 The pseudocode below is intended to convert an amount of power expressed in horsepower to the equivalent power in watts. Each individual line of pseudocode is correct, but the lines of code are out of order. Unscramble this pseudocode and type in the lines of code in the correct order in the text entry box provided in the Canvas Homework #3 assignment posting. Note: pseudocode examples in the Programming Logic & Design textbook don't start with Start and end with End, but your pseudocode must. Convert Horsepower to Watts Problem Statement For Homework #2, #3, #4, #8, and #9

Homework #4 Create a Flowgorithm flowchart that converts an amount of horsepower entered by the user into the equivalent power in watts. Your flowchart must be consistent with your solutions for Homework #2 and Homework #3. A named constant must be used for the conversion factor. Be sure to run your flowchart and verify that it is correct by testing it using the three test cases you specified for Homework #2.

How many light bulbs can be lit up with a Dodge Charger? In physics, power is defined as the rate at which work is done. The watt is one standard unit of measure of power, but horsepower is often used when talking about the amount of power provided by a machine. Homework \#2 Create an IPO Chart and three simple test cases for a program that will convert an amount of power expressed in horsepower, entered by the user, to the equivalent power in watts. For purposes of this assignment, one horsepower is equivalent to 745.7 watts. IPO charts are discussed in Section 2.2 in the textbook. Additional examples can be found in the Unit \#2 module in Canvas. For each test case, specify the amount of horsepower to be input and what the equivalent power in watts should be reported out for that input value. Homework \#3 The pseudocode below is intended to convert an amount of power expressed in horsepower to the equivalent power in watts. Each individual line of pseudocode is correct, but the lines of code are out of order. Unscramble this pseudocode and type in the lines of code in the correct order in the text entry box provided in the Canvas Homework \#3 assignment posting. Input horsepower Display watts Start Display "Equivalent power in watts:" End Set watts = horsepower 745.7 Display "Please enter an amount of power in horsepower: " Note: pseudocode examples in the Programming Logic \& Design textbook don't start with Start and end with End, but your pseudocode must. Homework \#4 Create a Flowgorithm flowchart that converts an amount of horsepower entered by the user into the equivalent power in watts. Your flowchart must be consistent with your solutions for Homework \#2 and Homework \#3. A named constant must be used for the conversion factor. Be sure to run your flowchart and verify that it is correct by testing it using the three test cases you specified for Homework \#2