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Transcribed Image Text:6. Given a circular bent array-based queue capable of holding 100 objects. Suppose the queue is
initially empty, and then objects are put into the queue at the rate of 10 per minute while
meantime they are processed and removed from the queue at the rate of 5 per minute.
After 120 elements have been added to the queue, which of the following is true?
CIRCLE JUST ONE LETTER FOR THE ANSWER.
a. You can't add 120 elements to an array holding 100 entries.
b. There will be 60 elements in the queue, 20 of them at the front of the array where the queue
started, and 40 at the other end.
c. There will be 60 elements in the queue, 30 of them at the front of the array where the queue
started, and 30 at the other end.
d. There will be 60 elements in the queue, 40 of them at the front of the array where the queue
started, and 20 at the other end.
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