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The following program allows the weights of 15 bags of rice to be input. The correct weight for each bag of rice must be between 4.9 kg and 5.1 kg inclusive. bags_rice = 15 upper_bound = 5.1 lower bound = 4.9 for count in range (bags_rice): bag_weight = float (input("Enter the weight of the bag of rice ")) if bag_weight > upper_bound: print("The bag of rice is overweight") if bag_weight < lower_bound: print("The bag of rice is underweight") Open the file RICEBAGS.py Save the file as MYBAGS_<your name>_<centre number>_<index number>.py 7 Edit the program so that it: (a) Accepts the weights for only 10 bags of rice. [1] (b) Prints out the message "The bag of rice is the correct weight" when a weight entered is between 4.9 kg and 5.1 kg inclusive. [2] (c) Prints out the number of bags of rice that were underweight, as well as the number that were overweight, after the weights of all the bags have been entered. [5] Save your program. 8 Save your program as VARBAGS_<your name>_<centre number>_<index number>.py Edit your program so that it works for any number of bags of rice. Save your program. [2]

          The following program allows the weights of 15 bags of rice to be input. The correct weight for each
bag of rice must be between 4.9 kg and 5.1 kg inclusive.
bags_rice = 15
upper_bound = 5.1
lower bound = 4.9
for count in range (bags_rice):
bag_weight = float (input("Enter the weight of the bag of rice "))
if bag_weight > upper_bound:
print("The bag of rice is overweight")
if bag_weight < lower_bound:
print("The bag of rice is underweight")
Open the file RICEBAGS.py
Save the file as MYBAGS_<your name>_<centre number>_<index number>.py
7
Edit the program so that it:
(a) Accepts the weights for only 10 bags of rice.
[1]
(b) Prints out the message "The bag of rice is the correct weight" when a weight
entered is between 4.9 kg and 5.1 kg inclusive.
[2]
(c) Prints out the number of bags of rice that were underweight, as well as the number that were
overweight, after the weights of all the bags have been entered.
[5]
Save your program.
8
Save your program as VARBAGS_<your name>_<centre number>_<index number>.py
Edit your program so that it works for any number of bags of rice.
Save your program.
[2]

The following program allows the weights of 15 bags of rice to be input. The correct weight for each
bag of rice must be between 4.9 kg and 5.1 kg inclusive.
bagsrice = 15
upperbound = 5.1
lower bound = 4.9
for count in range (bagsrice):
bagweight = float (input("Enter the weight of the bag of rice "))
if bagweight > upperbound:
print("The bag of rice is overweight")
if bagweight < lowerbound:
print("The bag of rice is underweight")
Open the file RICEBAGS.py
Save the file as MYBAGS<your name><centre number><index number>.py
7
Edit the program so that it:
(a) Accepts the weights for only 10 bags of rice.
[1]
(b) Prints out the message "The bag of rice is the correct weight" when a weight
entered is between 4.9 kg and 5.1 kg inclusive.
[2]
(c) Prints out the number of bags of rice that were underweight, as well as the number that were
overweight, after the weights of all the bags have been entered.
[5]
Save your program.
8
Save your program as VARBAGS<your name><centre number><index number>.py
Edit your program so that it works for any number of bags of rice.
Save your program.
[2]

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