Problem 1

Sales Prediction

The West Coast sales division of a company generates 58 percent of total sales. Based on that percentage, write a program that will predict how much the West Coast division will generate

based on the total sales entered by a user.

Example:

Enter total sales: 1500000

West Coast sales division generated: $870000

Problem 2

Write a program that computes the total bill including tax and tip on a restaurant bill. Prompt the user to enter the meal charge. Compute the tax of 9.75% and a tip of 20% of the total after tax has been added. Store each result in a separate variable. Output the sales tax, tip, and the total. Format the output as shown below.

Read http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iomanip/setprecision/

about limiting decimal

points by using: cout << setprecision(2) << fixed << showpoint;

Read http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iomanip/setw/

about reserving space and aligning output using: cout << setw(5) << var;

Hint: Dont forget to include

Example:

Enter meal charge: 32.95

Sales tax: $3.21

Tip (20%): $7.23

Total:$43.40

Problem 3

1.Find the compile errors in the following program and fix them. Hint: Dont forget the return 0;

statement.

2.Properly format the code to be clean and organized according to the instructions above.

3.Run the program with 5 and 0 as input and observe the output.

Then add a condition to the program that prevents the runtime error above and prints an error message instead.

4. The quotient is always an integer value. Change the code so that the quotient variable will always store the proper floating point value of the division.

#include >iostream<

void main[]

{

int number 1, number2:

float quotient;

cout<<"Enter two numbers./n";

cout<<"Enter the first number:";

cin <

cout>>Enter the second number: ;

cin <

cout<