1. Your 1st answer you have marked is incorrect its a)81.
Because the product is multiplied evertime with 3.
And when the value of product turns 81 the loop will end, and there will be no change in the product. It will remain 81.
4. As the variable x is not declared in the scope, so we have to declare it using bool.
5. Its cout<<18%4; which means we get the remainder after dividing 18 by 4. So it will print 2.
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