Answer:

The user must run the program again, and enter the balance of $1500.32, the transaction type 'C', and the check amount $25.10. The dialog looks like:

What is the starting balance
?1500.32
Type a 'D' for a deposit or a 'C' for a check
? C
What is the check amount
? 25.10
The new balance is   1475.22

Improvement to the Program

It is a nuisance to start the program from scratch for every transaction. It would be nice if the program kept running for as many transactions as the user wanted to record. The program should keep the balance current so that the only number the user has to enter is the amount for each transaction.

Here is an example of what we would like:

What is the starting balance
? 500.32

Type a 'D' for a deposit or 'C' for a check 
? D
What is the deposit amount
? 1000
The new balance is   1500.32
Do you want to quit? Y or N
? N

Type a 'D' for a deposit or 'C' for a check
? C
What is the check amount
? 25.10
The new balance is   1475.22
Do you want to quit? Y or N
? N

Type a 'D' for a deposit or 'C' for a check
? C
What is the check amount
? 100
The new balance is   1375.22
Do you want to quit? Y or N
? Y

Bye

QUESTION 17:

What control structure

Sequential Execuction
Two-way choice
Loop

can be used so that the program works with as many transactions as needed per run?