📄️ A
The flowchart starts with the "Start" symbol, initiating the algorithm. It then proceeds to declare three variables- n1, n2, and sum. The user inputs values for n1 and n2. Next, the algorithm calculates the sum of n1 and n2 using the operation sum = n1 + n2. The result is displayed to the user. Finally, the algorithm reaches the "Stop" symbol, signifying the end of the process.
📄️ B
The flowchart starts with the beginning of the process, followed by the declaration of variables to store values. Input is obtained for the numbers to be subtracted. The difference between the numbers is calculated and stored. The program then displays the calculated difference. The process ends, signifying the completion of the program.
📄️ C
The flowchart outlines a step-by-step algorithm to find the smallest number among three input numbers, incorporating input validation for error handling. Beginning with the Start symbol, it proceeds to declare variables to hold the input numbers. The user is prompted to input three numbers, which are then validated for correctness. The algorithm compares the first two numbers and stores the smaller one. Following this, it compares the smallest to the third number, determining the overall smallest number among the three. Finally, it displays this smallest number to the user.
📄️ D
The flowchart explains a program's structure for finding the largest among three numbers. It begins by declaring variables (n1, n2, n3, and MAX) and initializing MAX with n1. The program then takes user input for n1, n2, and n3. It compares n2 and n3 with MAX, updating MAX if necessary. Finally, it displays the largest value (MAX) and ends the process.
📄️ E
The flowchart outlines a program that calculates the sum of numbers from 1 to a given input (N). It begins by declaring three variables- N, SUM, and COUNT. The program then takes user input for N and initializes SUM and COUNT. A loop iterates as long as COUNT is less than or equal to N, adding COUNT to the SUM and incrementing COUNT. Finally, it displays the sum (SUM) and concludes the program.