Use proper pseudocode when possible.

Don had a water pipe break in his attic due to cold weather. He needed to hire a contractor to fix the damage caused by the leak. Don had to pay $249 for a plumber to come fix the broken pipe. The labor cost is $45 an hour. Design a program that prompts the user for the number of hours project for the job and the wholesale cost of the materials. The program computes and displays the cost of the job, which is the number of hours times the hourly rate plus the 130% of the wholesale cost of the materials. The program accepts data continuously until 0 is entered for the number of hours. Your program should output the number of hours of labor worked, the wholesale cost of materials, and the final total for the job. Write a program that will ask the user for 5 test scores in any order (the scores should be non-negative numbers). The program should compute the average of the scores and determine the highest score and the lowest score given. You should use an appropriate loop here. Do not try to use an array here. Write a program that will ask the user for 5 test scores in any order (the scores should be non-negative numbers). The program should compute the average of the scores and determine the highest score and the lowest score given. You should use an appropriate loop here. Do not try to use an array here. Output Example "The average of the test scores is Xx. " Write a program in pseudocode to accomplish the following: George Clooney needs to rent a car at the airport to drive from Louisville to Lexington and back (round trip). George goes to Good Ole Boys Rent-a-car to rent his automobile. The terms of the rental are as follows. Base rental fee per day: $45 Airport fee: $30 (a one-time charge occurring when the car is picked up) Charge per mile: 25C The program should ask the user for the number of days the rental will be for and how many miles will be travelled. It should compute the total charge for the customer and tell the customer how much the rental will be. Use appropriate pseudocode, indention, comments, declarations/initializations, and other programming practices discussed in class. Elsie See is a realtor in Lexington, Kentucky. Elsie is having a great selling season and wishes to know exactly how well she is doing. Elsie comes to your software company, Big A Software and asks you to write a program for her. Your program will allow Elsie to enter some number of house sales prices. The number of sale prices will not be known at run time. Elsie will indicate she is finished entering house prices by entering a negative number. Her program should produce the following Elsie See is a realtor in Lexington, Kentucky. Elsie is having a great selling season and wishes to know exactly how well she is doing. Elsie comes to your software company, Big A** Software and asks you to write a program for her. Your program will allow Elsie to enter some number of house sales prices. The number of sale prices will not be known at run time. Elsie will indicate she is finished entering house prices by entering a negative number. Her program should produce the following information. - The number of houses Elsie has sold. - The average price of the houses she has sold. - The most expensive house she sold. - The least expensive house she sold. - If the total of all sales is 10,000,000 or more, Elsie will be inducted into the Ten Million Dollar Club. Your program should congratulate her if she qualifies for the Ten Million Dollar Club. If she doesn't qualify, it should tell her how much more money she will have to make to qualify