CollegeAdmission.py iff Using Flowcharts and Pseudocode in Python Flowcharts and Pseudocode 1. Stuay the pseudocode in picture above. 2. Write the interactive input statements to retrieve: o A student's test score (testScoreString ) E 2 Program Name: College Admission.py 3 Function: This program determines if admitted or rejected. 4 Input: Interactive 5 Output: Accept or Reject o A student's class rank ( classRankString ) 3. Write the statements to convert the string representation of a student's test score and class rank to 8 # Get input and convert to correc testScore and classRank 9 testScoreString T 10 # Test using admission requireme Reject 11 if testScore >- 90: if classRank >= 25: print("Accept") else: print("Reject") d) P1 connector Jestion 20 (Mandatory) (1 point) Phil wants to add a new video card, and he is sure the power supply is sufficient to run the new vide he tries to locate the power connector for the new video card, he does not find a 6-pin PCI-E power several extra cables for hard drive power cables from his power supply that he is not using. What is the least expensive way for Phil to power his video card? a) Use a SATA to 6 pin PCI-E adapter. b) Change the dual voltage option. C) Purchase a new power supply. CollegeAdmission.py iff Using Flowcharts and Pseudocode in Python Flowcharts and Pseudocode 1. Stuay the pseudocode in picture above. 2. Write the interactive input statements to retrieve: o A student's test score (testScoreString ) E 2 Program Name: College Admission.py 3 Function: This program determines if admitted or rejected. 4 Input: Interactive 5 Output: Accept or Reject o A student's class rank ( classRankString ) 3. Write the statements to convert the string representation of a student's test score and class rank to 8 # Get input and convert to correc testScore and classRank 9 testScoreString T 10 # Test using admission requireme Reject 11 if testScore >- 90: if classRank >= 25: print("Accept") else: print("Reject") d) P1 connector Jestion 20 (Mandatory) (1 point) Phil wants to add a new video card, and he is sure the power supply is sufficient to run the new vide he tries to locate the power connector for the new video card, he does not find a 6-pin PCI-E power several extra cables for hard drive power cables from his power supply that he is not using. What is the least expensive way for Phil to power his video card? a) Use a SATA to 6 pin PCI-E adapter. b) Change the dual voltage option. C) Purchase a new power supply