Jim is writing a program to calculate the wages of workers in a teddy bear factory. The wages earned by a worker is either £2 for every teddy bear they have made or £5 for every hour they have worked, whichever is larger.

Write an algorithm that:
•allows the user to input the number of teddy bears made and the number of hours worked
•calculates the wages for the number of teddy bears made
•calculates the wages for the number of hours worked
•outputs the larger of the two results.

The algorithm is as follows;

1.Start

2.Input TeddyBears

3.Input Hours

4.WagebyTeddy = 2 * TeddyBears

5.WagebyHour = 5 * Hours

6.If WagebyHour > WagebyTeddy then

6.1Print WagebyHour

7.Else

7.1.Print WagebyTeddy

8.Stop

Explanation:

The following variables are used;

TeddyBears -> Number of teddy bears made

Hours -> Number of Hours worked

WagebyTeddy -> Wages for the number of teddy bears made

WagebyHour -> Wages for the number of hours worked

The algorithm starts by accepting input for the number of teddy bears and hours worked from the user on line 2 and line 3

The wages for the number of teddy bears made  is calculated on line 4

The wages for the number of hours worked  is calculated on line 5

Line 6 checks if wages for the number of hours is greated than wages for the number of bears made;

If yes, the calculated wages by hour is displayed

Otherwise

the calculated wages by teddy bears made is displayed

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