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1 Designing a= Visual Basic.NET Application

 

At Pacific Reality, real estate agents receive a commi= ssion rate that ranges from 1% (.01) to 7% (.07) on home sales in increments of .= 1% (.001), depending on the home sale price.&= nbsp; Design an application that accepts the home sale price and a commiss= ion rate as inputs.  The applicati= on should calculate and display the resulting commission and allow the user to reset the input and output values.

The formula for calculating the commission is:

 

Commission =3D SalesPrice = x CommissionRate

 

Perform the following tasks to design two solutions to= the problem.

 

  1.   Be as specific as possible in naming controls and specifying their functions.
  2.   Yo= u need only to list those properties that must be changed from their default values.
  3.   Draw a three-column table wit= h the two input values in columns 1 and 2, and the output value in column 3.  Create three rows that contain various input values for the home sale price and commission rate.  Test your program = design by substituting the values in columns 1 and 2 into your pseudocode.&nbs= p; Write the results in column 3.=   Double-check the values against the formula in the instructions= to make certain the pseudocode properly solve= s the problem.
  4.   Repeat steps 1 through 4 for this alternate design.