Dear perl monks, For the past couple of day i have been working on a peice of code and now im stuck.

The task is to create a Swimming pool entrance fee calculator with given rates + group discount it also need to print the number in the group and the cost.

So far this is what i have but i really dont know what i neede to do to get it to work. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;

my $age;
my $group;
my $total;

print "Cost: £5 if aged 15 or under £2.50, aged 60 or over £3.00, Grou
+p Discounts are  20% off for groups of 6 or more.";

print "How old are you? ";
$age = <>;
print "User age is $age";

print "How many people are there";
$group = <>;
print "group number is $group";

$total = $group*

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