In pseudocode b) You are supposed to write a program to calculate the body mass index (BMI) of 3 membersof your class whose data is such as listed in a file input.txt. As a preparation to this task,write an algorithm for a program that does the following task:i.Read data of name, weight and height of the 3 members from input.txt.Calculate the BMI of each member using a formula:BMI=Weight(kg)/Height(m)?Classify the BMI for each person based on the following table:ii.iii.BMIStatusBMI < 25NormalOverweightObesityDisplay the result in a file output.txt.25< BMI <29BМI 230iv.Data in input.txtNameWeight (kg)Height (m)AugustineYunos951.9751.6Megat1601.8-3-SMJP 1043Sample output in output.txt:NameWeight (kg)Height (m)BMIStatusAugustineYunos26.329.3OverweightOverweightObesity951.9751.6Megat1601.849.4

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b) You are supposed to write a program to calculate the body mass index (BMI) of 3 members of your class whose data is such as listed in a file input.txt. As a preparation to this task, write an algorithm for a program that does the following task: Read data of name, weight and height of the 3 members from input.txt. Calculate the BMI of each member using a formula: BMI=Weight(kg)/Height(m)² Classify the BMI for each person based on the following table: i. ii. iii. BMI Status BMI < 25 Normal 25< BMI <29 BMI 230 Display the result in a file output.txt. Overweight Obesity iv. Data in input.txt Weight (kg) 95 Height (m) 1.9 Name Augustine Yunos 75 1.6 Megat 160 1.8

b) You are supposed to write a program to calculate the body mass index (BMI) of 3 members of your class whose data is such as listed in a file input.txt. As a preparation to this task, write an algorithm for a program that does the following task: Read data of name, weight and height of the 3 members from input.txt. Calculate the BMI of each member using a formula: BMI=Weight(kg)/Height(m)² Classify the BMI for each person based on the following table: i. ii. iii. BMI Status BMI < 25 Normal 25< BMI <29 BMI 230 Display the result in a file output.txt. Overweight Obesity iv. Data in input.txt Weight (kg) 95 Height (m) 1.9 Name Augustine Yunos 75 1.6 Megat 160 1.8

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