a = 2; b = -2; While[a ≥ 0 && b < 0,a = a -1; b = b + 1]; The final values of a and b are: a) a = -1 and b=0 b) a = 0 and b=0 c) a=-1 and b=-1 d) None

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a = 2; b = -2; While[a ≥ 0 && b < 0, a = a -1; b = b + 1];
The final values of a and b are:
a) a = -1 and b=0
b) a = 0 and b=0
c) a = -1 and b=-1
d) None
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Transcribed Image Text:a = 2; b = -2; While[a ≥ 0 && b < 0, a = a -1; b = b + 1]; The final values of a and b are: a) a = -1 and b=0 b) a = 0 and b=0 c) a = -1 and b=-1 d) None a с O d
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