consider the following series of arithmetic expressions. int a = 16; int b = 6; int c = 3…
consider the following series of arithmetic expressions. int a = 16; int b = 6; int c = 3; system.out.println(3 * c - a % b); system.out.println(c + (b * 3) / a); which of the following statements is true? 13 53 53.5625
Answer
Explanation:
Step1: Calculate a % b
Here a = 16 and b = 6, so a % b (the remainder of a divided by b) is 16 % 6=4.
Step2: Calculate 3 * c - a % b
Given c = 3, then 3 * c - a % b=3*3 - 4=9 - 4 = 5.
Step3: Calculate b * 3
b = 6, so b * 3=6*3 = 18.
Step4: Calculate c+(b * 3)/a
c = 3, a = 16 and b * 3 = 18, then c+(b * 3)/a=3+18/16=3 + 1.125=4.125.
Since none of the provided options match the calculated results, there may be an error in the problem - statement or options. If we assume we only consider the first expression 3 * c - a % b result which is 5 and among the given options, none are correct. If we had to choose based on the closest - looking option format, it seems the problem might have some mis - typing and we can't accurately answer from the given options. But if we just focus on the first calculation 3 * c - a % b result:
Answer:
None of the above options are correct.