Make the Flow Chart

Detailed Brief for Individual/Group Assessment Task A Question 1 Figure 1 (see below) illustrates a network of paths which can be taken by hikers within a national park. The numbers on each arc reflect the amount of time taken (in minutes) to walk along the corresponding path. For example, it takes 24 minutes for a hiker to walk directly from location A to location S. A 42 D 12 24 34 7 G 23 38 14 61 15 F 35 42 18 28 11 H 47 B 12 E Figure 1: Network of paths and time taken to cover routes within the national park. a. You are required to use Dijkstra's algorithm to identify the quickest route from location S to location T. State the quickest route you identified and the time taken to cover that route. (7 marks) b. Explain how you determined the quickest route from your labelled diagram. (2 marks) Question 2 Joe is currently investigating a series of bank options to identify which one is offered for the highest interest on his savings. He wants to develop a program according to the following requirements: 1 2 3 4 The number of banks to be compared is entered and stored as a variable. The money to be saved is entered and stored as a variable. The interest is then entered and stored as a variable The interest is calculated by dividing the money to be saved by 100 and then multiplying this by the interest rate. The total is calculated by adding the money (to be saved) to the interest. The total is then the output The program should loop for the entered number of bank accounts Table 1: Joe's requirements to select a bank for his savings 5 6 7 You are required to develop an algorithm, using a flowchart which meets Joe's requirements