This question is for an introduction to computer programming class. In the chapter we are discussing problem solving with sequential logic structures. I've seen other questions similiar to this posted, but the study answers posted appear to be answered in a fashion that is more advanced than the level of programming being address in this introduction course. Most questions so far are being answered by creating an algorithim, flowchart, and pseudocde for each individual module. An example is below...

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In this assignment you will use the combination of decision making and looping. You are to develop a program that the user will enter a group of temperatures to be processed. First you must ask the user if the temperatures they are entering are in Fahrenheit or Celsius format. You will need convert the temperatures to the opposite format. Then you add both temperatures to a total for each group. The number of temperatures enter will be 10. Once you have completed entering all ten temperatures.

You will calculate the average for both Fahrenheit and Celsius which will be printed out. The formulas you are: F = 9/5 * C + 32 to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit C =5/9 *(F -32) to convert Fahrenheit to Celisius Create an algorithm, flowchart and pseudocode for this assginment.

Can anyone help answer the above question in a fashion that is similiar to the diagram above?

Algorithm Flowchart Pseudocode InterestControl InterestControl 1. Process Read (Principal, "Interest Years, Time) Process Read (Principal, "Interest *Years, *Time) 2. Process Calc Read (Principal, Interest, Years, Time, "Amount) Process Calc (Principal, Interest, Years, Time, "Amount) 3. Process Print (Principal, Interest, Years, Time, Amount) Process Print (Principal, Interest, Years, Time, Amount) Calc 4. End End Print End Specifies call-by-reference parameters