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Making a Flow Chart Handout. Flowcharting Example #1 Design a flowchart that finds the average of a persons 3 class marks.

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1 Making a Flow Chart Handout

2 Flowcharting Example #1 Design a flowchart that finds the average of a persons 3 class marks

3 Flowcharting Example #2 Create a flowchart that compares the age of two people and outputs who is older.

4 Flowcharting Example #3 Problem: Tickets for the Barrie Colts home games are $12.00 for red seats and $10.00 for blue seats. However, if you are a child (12 years of age or under), then it is a flat rate of $6.00. Your flowchart should print the ticket chosen and also allow the patron to purchase more than one ticket. Below is a sample solution to the problem:

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