A fruit company sells oranges for 32 cents a pound plus $7.50 per order for shipping. If an order is over 100 pounds, shipping cost is reduced by $1.50. This program is supposed to ask the user for the number of pounds of oranges and then print the cost of the order, but it is all mixed up! Can you put the lines in the right order?

def cost_of_order(amount):

        cost = amount * 32

        if amount <= 100:

                print (cost + 7.50)

        else:

                print(cost + 7.50 - 1.50)  

cost_of_order(10)

Explanation:

This question requires we write a code to get the cost of the order. The total cost of the order including the shipping cost . Let us use function to solve this and the code will be written in python .

def cost_of_order(amount):

The first line of code depict a function we declared and called it cost_of_order. The parameter is amount which is the weight of the oranges ordered in pounds.

cost = amount * 32

Now the cost of the orange will be the product of the weight in pounds and the price of each pound. The actual price of the product will be 32 multiply by the amount in pounds.

if amount <= 100:

This simply means if the amount in pounds of the orange is less or equal to 100 the next line of code we run

print (cost + 7.50)

This block of code will run if the amount of orange in pounds is less than or equals to 100. Remember the amount in pounds must be over 100 before the cost of shipping will be deducted by $ 1.50 . Therefore, the cost will be added to $7.50 and printed.

else:

this simply means otherwise

print(cost + 7.50 - 1.50)

This line of code will be printed if the amount in pounds is over 100. Notice that $1.50 is reduced from the usual cost(including the shipping cost)

cost_of_order(10)

We call the function at this stage with the parameter which is the amount in pounds.

Run this code you will get the cost of the order .

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