counter ← 0    total ← 0 2.  while (counter <= 10)        begin           total ← total + 2           counter ← counter + 1        end

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In the next sequence, say whether the loop is finite or infinite. If the loop is finite, give the final value of the variable "total"; otherwise, if the loop is infinite, explain in detail why

1.  counter ← 0

   total ← 0

2.  while (counter <= 10)

       begin

          total ← total + 2

          counter ← counter + 1

       end

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