Problem 5. An Electricity board charges the following rates mentioned in the table for the use ofelectricity. All users are charged Taka 50 as a meter charge for every month. If any user wantsto...

Problem 5. An Electricity board charges the following rates mentioned in the table for the use of electricity. All users are charged Taka 50 as a meter charge for every month. If any user wants to change/replace his meter, he will be charged taka 2000. The monthly bill will be generated based on ● Customer Category ● Consumed Units ● Phase ● For Category 3 and 5 along with other parameters, you need to also consider flat rate, peak time, and off-peak time. Take input from the user, how many units were consumed during flat rate, peak, or off-peak time. ● Meter Charge Write a program to read the name of the user, Customer Category, Phase, number of units consumed and print out the monthly bill. Note that ● Phase, flat rate, peak time and off-peak time will be appeared based on the customer category. ● The monthly bill will be calculated following the number of Days in a month

Extracted text: Tariff Rate New Tariff Per Unit Rate (Tk.) Effective from Bill month Service Charge (Tk/Month) SL Customer Category and Slab September, 2015 Category A: Residential Life Line: 1-50 Units 3.33 a First Step: From 00 to 75 units b Second Step: From 76 to 200 units c Third Step: From 201 to 300 units d Fourth Step: From 301 to 400 units 3.80 5.14 1-Phase: 10.00 5.36 3-Phase: 30.00 5.63 e Fifth Step: From 401 to 600 units f Sixth Step: From 601 to above 8.70 9.98 2 Category B: Agricultural pumping 3.82 30.00 Category C: Small Industries a Flat Rate 7.66 3 b off-Peak Time 6.90 70.00 c Peak Time 9.24 1-Phase: 10.00 4 Category D: Non-Residential (Light & Power) 5.22 3-Phase: 30.00 Category E Commercial & Office a Flat Rate 9.80 1-Phase: 10.00 b off-Peak Time 8.45 3-Phase: 30.00 c Peak Time 11.98 6/8 The output shall look like this: -Check Your Electricity Bill-- Enter the name of the customer: АВCD Customer Number: XXXXX 1. Monthly Bill Meter Replacement 2. 3. Main Menu 4. Exit 1 1. Residential 2. Agricultural Pumping Small Industries 3. 4. Non-Residential 5. Commercial and Office 1 a First Step: From 00 to 75 units b Second Step: From 76 to 200 units c Third Step: From 201 to 300 units d Fourth Step: From 301 to 400 units e Fifth Step: From 401 to 600 units f Sixth Step: From 601 to above Units Consumed: b