The document contains two test questions with arithmetic statements and boolean expressions to evaluate.
For Test A, the summary provides the values of the integer and float variables and evaluates each arithmetic statement to its value.
For Test B, the summary evaluates each boolean expression writing "True" or "False" based on the values of integer variables x, y, and z.
The document contains two test questions with arithmetic statements and boolean expressions to evaluate.
For Test A, the summary provides the values of the integer and float variables and evaluates each arithmetic statement to its value.
For Test B, the summary evaluates each boolean expression writing "True" or "False" based on the values of integer variables x, y, and z.
The document contains two test questions with arithmetic statements and boolean expressions to evaluate.
For Test A, the summary provides the values of the integer and float variables and evaluates each arithmetic statement to its value.
For Test B, the summary evaluates each boolean expression writing "True" or "False" based on the values of integer variables x, y, and z.
Let a, b, c be integer variables having values 2, 4, 5 respectively and x, y, z be float variables having values 1.1, 2.5, 3.6 respectively. Determine the value of each arithmetic statements. (2pts. each) • a+b+c • a%b • a/b • a * (b / c) • x+y+z • x / (y + z) • x%y Test B. Copy and answer the following: Determine the value of each statement by writing True or False. Let integer x = 2, y=5, z = 10 (2pts. each) • (x<y)&&(y>=z)||(z==x) • (y>=x) || !(z==10) && (x<z&&y==2||z>=y) • (z%y==x)&&( (y + z)/3>=x)
Answer no 1:
a = 2 , b = 4 , c = 5, x = 1.1 , y = 2.5 , z = 3.6
a + b + c = 11 a\% b = 2 a / b = 0 // a / b = 0.5 but stores zero as are declared integer a^ * (b/c)=0// b / c = 0 x + y + z = 7.2
x / (y + z) = 0.180328 // they are declared as float
x % y invalid as modulo operator do not work on float variables.
(y>=x)||! (Z==10)&&(x<z&&y==2||z>=y) = (true || false && true) = (true||false) = 1 (z%y: == x)&&((y+z)/3 >= x) = (false && whatever): = false = 0 // in case of && if first condition becomes false then second condition is not checked whole expression becomes false.
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