Instruction: Using the sequence programming concept, create a flowchart and a java program that will read four resistors, determine and output the total resistance in terms of series and in terms of parallel connection. Type of Connection Series Parallel Formula to compute total resistance: totalResistance=resistor1 + resistor2 Formula to compute total resistance: totalResistance = 1/((1/ resistor1)+(1/ resistor2)+...+(1/ resistorN)) +...+ resistorN Depicted below is sample a sample input/output when the program is executed (the values in bold are inputted by the user, while the values in bold italics are calculated and outputted by the program): Resistor Computation Resistor Computation Enter resistor1: 2.34 Enter resistor1: 3.34 Enter resistor2: 4.23 Enter resistor2: 2.23 Enter resistor3: 6.72 Enter resistor3: 7.20 Enter resistor4: 5.56 Enter resistor4: 6.82 Total resistance Total resistance Series Connection: 18.85 Series Connection: 19.59 Parallel Connection: 1.007635168 Parallel Connection: 0.967728063 Required: The flowchart, the java file (FamilyName_SeriesParallel.java) containing the code and 2 image files (Sample1 and Sample2) containing different sample input/output of the program.

Instruction: Using the sequence programming concept, create a flowchart and a java program that will read four resistors, determine and output the total resistance in terms of series and in terms of parallel connection. Type of Connection Series Parallel Formula to compute total resistance: totalResistance=resistor1 + resistor2 Formula to compute total resistance: totalResistance = 1/((1/ resistor1)+(1/ resistor2)+...+(1/ resistorN)) +...+ resistorN Depicted below is sample a sample input/output when the program is executed (the values in bold are inputted by the user, while the values in bold italics are calculated and outputted by the program): Resistor Computation Resistor Computation Enter resistor1: 2.34 Enter resistor1: 3.34 Enter resistor2: 4.23 Enter resistor2: 2.23 Enter resistor3: 6.72 Enter resistor3: 7.20 Enter resistor4: 5.56 Enter resistor4: 6.82 Total resistance Total resistance Series Connection: 18.85 Series Connection: 19.59 Parallel Connection: 1.007635168 Parallel Connection: 0.967728063 Required: The flowchart, the java file (FamilyName_SeriesParallel.java) containing the code and 2 image files (Sample1 and Sample2) containing different sample input/output of the program.

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