#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
 
/* This program decides on which light bulb is the better deal
  Inputs: 
    Initial cost of bulb1
    Initial cost of bulb2
    Power used for bulb1
    Power used for bulb2
    Cost of power
  Outputs:
    Total cost for a year of bulb 1 usage
    Total cost for a year of bulb 2 usage
  Logic:
    Total cost is power cost + initial cost for each bulb
  Test Cases:
  1)
    bulb1Cost = 10.50; // dollars
    bulb2Cost = 0.85;
    bulb1Power = 0.005; // KW
    bulb2Power = 0.100; // KW
    totalBulb1 = 12.69
    totalBulb2 = 44.65
  2)
    bulb1Cost = 0; // dollars
    bulb2Cost = 0;
    bulb1Power = 0.005; // KW
    bulb2Power = 0.100; // KW
    totalBulb1 = 2.19
    totalBulb2 = 43.8
  3)
    bulb1Cost = 10.50; // dollars
    bulb2Cost = 0.85;
    bulb1Power = 0.000; // KW
    bulb2Power = 0.000; // KW
    totalBulb1 = 10.50
    totalBulb2 = 0.85
*/
int main() 
{
	// Inputs
	float bulb1Cost = 10.50; // dollars
	float bulb2Cost = 0.85;
        float bulb1Power = 0.005; // KW
	float bulb2Power = 0.100; // KW
 
	float totalCost1;
	float totalCost2;
 
	float powerCost1;
	float powerCost2;
 
 
	float hoursPerDay = 16; // sleep for 8 hours
	float daysPerYear = 365;
	float powerRate = 0.075; // 7.5 cents per kwh
 
	powerCost1 = bulb1Power * hoursPerDay * daysPerYear * powerRate;
	powerCost2 = bulb2Power * hoursPerDay * daysPerYear * powerRate;
 
	totalCost1 = bulb1Cost + powerCost1;
	totalCost2 = bulb2Cost + powerCost2;
 
	cout << "Bulb 1 Cost " << totalCost1 << endl;
	cout << "Bulb 2 Cost " << totalCost2 << endl;
	// system("pause");
}

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