1. How many numbers they want to sum, starting with one.
2. To what power they want you to raise each number before summing.

Thus you are finding a sum like the following

So you are going to be getting  n  and  k  from the user and then finding the sum of powers.

You want to make sure you feedback the numbers they summed, the power they raised each number before summing and what the actual sum is.

The parts

1. (14 PTS) Develop a flow chart at a similar level to the pseudo code.
2. (46 PTS) Write the program and get it to work.

Sum of Powers Revisited (40 PTS) 2.  You are going to modify your solution to the first problem, though you are not required to write pseudo code or develop a flow chart.  You are going to keep adding another term to the series until the user tells you to stop.  Now you want to ask the user just one question

1. To what power do they want to raise each number before summing.

Now you will feedback the sum of powers and what the power was and how many terms you summed.  You also need to ask them whether they want to continue.  You decide how you want them to let you know whether you should sum another term or quit.  You are likely to use a 1 for continue, and a -1 to stop.