2024-03-17

Applying Knowledge - Class 2

Write a Python program that receives the cost (value in Real) of a theatrical show and the price per ticket (value in Real) for this show. This program must calculate and display:

Requirements:

• a) The minimum number of tickets that must be sold to at least cover the cost of the show.
• b) The number of tickets that must be sold to achieve a profit of 23 percent.

Note: The numbers of tickets to be calculated should be integers. Therefore, the results for the number of tickets must be rounded up, using an appropriate math function in Python.

Input:

• The cost (value in Real) of a theatrical show and the price per ticket (value in Brazilian Reais) for the show.

Output:

• The number of tickets that must be sold to at least cover the cost of the show.
• The number of tickets that must be sold to achieve a profit of 23 percent.

Sample Inputs/Outputs:

foo@bar:~$ py baz.py
10000
10
1000
1230
foo@bar:~$

SOLUTION:

import math

x = float(input())
y = float(input())

print(math.ceil(x/y), math.ceil(x*1.23/y), sep='\n')

for fun:

import math; (lambda x, y: print(math.ceil(x/y), math.ceil(x*1.23/y), sep='\n'))(float(input()), float(input()))