This code check whether a number is divisible by 5 and 11 or not. * 1-.. 2-.... 3-.... 4-... O 1-lf ((n / 5 = 0) Or (n / 11 = 0)) Then 2-Print "divisible" 3-Else 4-Print "not divisible" 1-lf ((n Mod 5 = 0) And (n Mod 11 = 0)) Then 2-Print "divisible" 3-Else 4-Print "not divisible" O 1-lf ((n / 5 = 0) Not (n / 11 = 0)) Then 2-Print "divisible" 3-Else 4-Print 'not divisible" O 1-lf ((n / 5 = 0) And (n / 11 = 0)) Then 2-Print "divisible" 3-Else 4-Print "not divisible" 1-If ((n Mod 5 = 0) And (n Mod 11 = 0)) Then 2-Print "divisible" 3-Elseif 4-Print "not divisible" 1-lf ((n Mod 5 = 0) And (n Mod 11 = 0)) Then 2-Print "not divisible" 3-Else 4-Print divisible"

This code check whether a number is divisible by 5 and 11 or not. * 1-.. 2-.... 3-.... 4-... O 1-lf ((n / 5 = 0) Or (n / 11 = 0)) Then 2-Print "divisible" 3-Else 4-Print "not divisible" 1-lf ((n Mod 5 = 0) And (n Mod 11 = 0)) Then 2-Print "divisible" 3-Else 4-Print "not divisible" O 1-lf ((n / 5 = 0) Not (n / 11 = 0)) Then 2-Print "divisible" 3-Else 4-Print 'not divisible" O 1-lf ((n / 5 = 0) And (n / 11 = 0)) Then 2-Print "divisible" 3-Else 4-Print "not divisible" 1-If ((n Mod 5 = 0) And (n Mod 11 = 0)) Then 2-Print "divisible" 3-Elseif 4-Print "not divisible" 1-lf ((n Mod 5 = 0) And (n Mod 11 = 0)) Then 2-Print "not divisible" 3-Else 4-Print divisible"

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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