Part B: Flowchart A Flowchart For The Mastermind Game Has Been Provided As A Separate PowerPoint File, That Will Be Provided To You In This Assignment. As You Can See On The Flowchart, The Heart Of The Program, In Which The Program Should Compare The Code And The Player Guess Has Not Been Shown And Is Indicated As A Black Box. It Is Your Responsibility To

your program at the top, without many details, a line comment for each variable, a line or multiline comment for each block of the code, including each selection and iteration statement. You have 10 remaining chance(s). Guess 4 numbers (enter 0 to exit): 1 1 2 2 Correct Location & Number : 2 , Correct Number : 0 You have 9 remaining chance(s). Guess 4 numbers (enter o to exit): 1 3 2 3 Correct Location & Number : 2 Correct Number : 0 You have 8 remaining chance(s). Guess 4 numbers (enter 0 to exit): 1 4 2 4 Correct Location & Number : 2 Correct Number: 0 You have 7 remaining chance(s). 1 Guess 4 numbers (enter 0 to exit): 1 5 2 5 Correct Location & Number : 2 , Correct Number : 0 You have 6 remaining chance(s). Guess 4 numbers (enter 0 to exit): 1 6 26 Correct Location & Number : 3 , Correct Number : 0 You have 5 remaining chance(s). Guess 4 numbers (enter 0 to exit): 1 6 2 7 Correct Lo

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CHATELIER'S PRINCIPLE Name Chateller's Principle States That When A System At Equillbrium Is Subjected To A Stress, The System Will Shift Its Equilibrium Point In Order To Relieve The Stress. Complete The Following Chart By Writing Left, Right Or None For Equilibrium Shift, And Decreases, Increases Or Remains The Same For The Concentrations Of Reactants And