Bruno gives his son P100 on one day, P50 on the second day, P25 on third day and so on. What will be total amount given by Ram to his son starting from the first day, if he lives forever?

To cut an 'n' centimeter-long gold bar into 2 pieces costs $n. When a gold bar is cut into many pieces, the order in which the cuts occur can affect the total amount of costs. For example, to cut a 20 centimeter gold bar at length marks 2, 8, and 10 (numbering the length marks in ascending order from the left-hand end, starting from 1). If the cuts to occur in left-to-right order, then the first cut costs $20, the second cut costs $18 (cutting the remaining 18 centimeter bar at originally length mark 8), and the third cut costs $12, totaling $50. If the cuts to occur in right-to-left order, however, then the first cut costs $20 time, the second cut costs $10, and the third cut costs $8, totaling $38. In yet another order, the first cut is at 8 (costing $20), then the 2nd cut is at 2 (costing $8), and finally the third cut is at 10 (costing $12), for a total cost of $40. Given an 'n' centimeter-long gold bar G and an array C[1..m] containing the cutting points in ascending order): a.…

Q2) Consider that you are an engineer working on the statistics department of the big streaming company BestFlix. They want you to write a program that calculates the popularity of this season's movies. Your program is going to get watching counts from user and print the percentage of popularity for each movie, best movie of the season with highest percentage and worst movie of this season with lowest percentage. We are considering total of 5 movies and all of the watching counts are different for all the movies. Here is an example usage of the program you are supposed to write:

Tomorrow is the closing ceremony for the 2022 World Cup, and Cody and his friends want to know who the top scorer of the tournament is. John and the others insist that it Lionel Messi who is the top-scorer (scoring 10) but Cody, a Ronaldo fan, is stubborn and decided to make a list of all the players who scored goals and order them randomly. He then must look for the highest number and see if that number is higher than Messi’s goals.   Input the number of players then input the number of goals scored for each. Print "Not Messi" if the highest goals exceed 10 and "Okay, fine, it's Messi" if it doesn’t.Enter the number of players: 10 Goals score by player #1: 10Goals score by player #2: 2 Goals score by player #3: 20 Goals score by player #4: 1 Goals score by player #5: 0 Goals score by player #6: 0 Goals score by player #7: 0 Goals score by player #8: 0 Goals score by player #9: 0 Goals score by player #10: 0 Not Messi