TASK 1 – Work out the cost. The cost of the trip for each student is a share of the cost of a coach plus the cost of entry to the theme park.
The total cost of the coach will be $550. The entry cost to the park is $30 for each student. The national park gives one free ticket for every ten that are bought, which must be taken into consideration.
Set up a program that:

• stores the cost of the coach
• stores the cost of an entry ticket
• inputs the estimated number of students taking part, this must be validated on entry and an
unsuitable entry rejected
• calculates and outputs the recommended cost per student to ensure the trip does not make a loss.

Write an algorithm to complete Task 1, using either pseudocode, programming statements or a
flowchart. [5]

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