Answer:

The over-all logic of the program is the same, but some of the details have changes:

PRINT "Number of Copies", "Price"

FOR COPIES = 1 TO 50

    ' per copy price calculation
    IF COPIES  >= 6 THEN
       LET PERCOPY = 0.15
    ELSE
       LET PERCOPY = 0.07
    END IF

    ' print a line of the table
    PRINT  COPIES, COPIES * PERCOPY

NEXT COPIES
'
END

Modified Program

There are other ways to write the program, as well. Here is a skeleton of a program that uses two counting loops one after another. The first loop calculates the price for one through five copies; then the second loop calculates the price for six through fifty copies.

PRINT "Number of Copies", "Price"

' Write out table for copies one through five
FOR COPIES = 1 TO 5
    ' print a line of the table
    PRINT  COPIES, COPIES * 0.15
NEXT COPIES

' Write out table for copies six through fifty
FOR COPIES = 6 TO 50
    ' print a line of the table
    PRINT  COPIES, COPIES * 0.07
NEXT COPIES
'
END

All three programs print out the same table. The user would not be able to tell the difference just by looking at the output.

Answer:

Modified Program

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