Read the scenario listed below and using the blocks construct the algorithm to solve the problem.

Read the scenario listed below and using the blocks construct the algorithm to solve the problem. Not all blocks will be used. Use indenting to differentiate the condition from the action. You will have multiple attempts to solve the problem.

Create an algorithm that will collect 14 days of data about pollen levels in the air. The algorithm needs to ask the user for the amount of pollen in the air each of the 14 days. It then needs to determine and print out if that pollen level is considered low or high. According to www.pollen.com a low level of pollen is 0 to 2.4 particles. Low-medium is 2.5 to 4.8 particles. Medium is 4.9 to 7.2 particles. Medium-high is 7.3 to 9.6 particles and high is anything above 9.7 particles. Additionally the algorithm needs to add up all pollen levels collected and display an average to the user.

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• while days <= 15
• if pollen <= 4.8 then
• if pollen <= 9.6 then
• if pollen <= 0 then
• average pollen = total pollen / 7
• if pollen <= 7.2 then
• total pollen = total pollen + daily pollen
• for days = 1 to 14 next
• Ask user for amount of pollen in the air
• if pollen <= 2.4 then
• write “Pollen leve is Low”
• else if pollen <= 4.8 then
• write “Pollen leve is Low-Medium”
• else if pollen <= 7.2 then
• write “Pollen leve is Medium”
• else if pollen <= 9.6 then
• write “Pollen leve is Medium-High”
• else
• write “Pollen leve is High”
• end for
• average pollen = total pollen / days
• write “Average pollen level: ” + average pollen
• end if

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