Analyze how the chart and pseudocode was created

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Fill in the following table by walking through the logic above.The idea is to analyze how the chart and pseudocode was created, because you will be doing this in a few minutes, so do not just jump to the easy answer.Follow the steps as if you are the computer executing the software designed.

Problem	lineItemPrice	lineItemQuantity	saleTaxRate	Return amount
1	[5.50, 3.00, 2.25]	[12, 3, 10]	5%
2	[5.50]	[5]	5%
3	[]	[]	5%

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