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Assume the following variables have been defined:
S = 5 v = [2 – 4 6 -3]
What is placed in the variable R by each of the following statements? If an error will occur, explain why
- a. R = V < S/2;
- b. R – V <– M1;
- c. R = Ml > M2;
- d. R = Ml < M2 II M1 > S;
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