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the questions that a) Consider the following function and answer follows: int main) f int x, Y printf(%d,(x / 2 * y)); 4. 1 Show in the box provided the output if user enters x as 4 and y as 3 following line: (1 points) 4.2 Write in the box provided the value of x that will be printed on the screen in the following code segment? int x: x (a/b*y)+; (2 points) printf(%d,x);

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4.1

x=4,y=3

=4/2*3

=2*3

=6

printf("%d",(x/2*y)); // The output value is 6

4.2

x=(a/b*y)+6;

Here a, b and y are not declared so it rises an error.

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