Use Raptor to answer the following questions: Shannon and Jasmine bowl as a team. Each of them bowls three games in a tournament. They would like to know their individual averages for their three games and the team average. Allow the user to input the scores for each player. Output Shannon’s average, Jasmine’s average, and the team’s average. You will need the following variables: Score1 Score2 Score3 avgJasmine sumShannon sumJasmine avgShannon teamAvg You will need the following formulas: teamAvg = (avgShannon + avgJasmine)/2

A company approaches you to create an algorithm for calculating the tax and the tip on a restaurant bill. Assume that the application will only tip on the food and beverage total without the tax added in. Your algorithm will allow the user to input the amount of the tip in custom mode or your algorithm will give the tip in 12%, 15%, 18%, 20% recommended increments. Your job is to create the first three steps of the problem-solving process for this algorithm design. Please make sure that you explore the problem space to determine the criteria and constraints in Part 1. Be creative think of all the inputs and outputs you will be using. For Part 2 think of all the questions that you might have in determining how to actually make such a program. And for Part 3 make sure that you specify (pencil and paper – take a picture of it and include it in your document) a couple of examples of your algorithmic process.

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You are about to embark on a trip. You know your start and finish locations. However, you have not settled on a formal route for the trip. You will use Google Maps for your trip. To help make the decision, we will create a trip planning report. The user will enter three alternate routes for the trip which will have different mileages but will use the same starting and finishing locations. This program can be used to create a trip report regardless of the mileage of the trip.The input menus will not specify the route, but will:• Show a descriptive route name• A mileage value• An estimated time (to the nearest decimal - remember, 6 minutes, is 1/10 of an hour- The user may adjust the time if they wish ) from Google Maps.• If the route is expected to have any direct route expenses (tolls, ferries, etc.)• A default valueMenu example:• Menu 1 - Tampa, Florida via I-75 | 1067.00 |15.33 | N• Menu 2 - Tampa, Florida via I-77 | 1028.00 | 15.33 | N• Menu 3 - Tampa, Florida via I-65 | 1124.00 |…