result ← 1
IF(score1 > 500)
{
result ← result + 1
IF(score2 > 500)
{
result ← result + 1
}
ELSE
{
result ← result + 2
}
}
ELSE
{
result ← result + 5
IF(score2 > 500)
{
result ← result + 1
}
ELSE
{
result ← result - 1
}
}
 
 

 If the value of score1 is 505 and the value of score2 is 250, what will be the value of result after the code segment is executed?

 

If the value of score1 is 350 and the value of score2 is 200, what will be the value of result after the code segment is executed?

​

Answer:

The value of result is 4

Explanation:

Given

[tex]score1 = 505[/tex]

[tex]score2 = 250[/tex]

Required

The value of result

On line 1 of the program, result is initialized to 1;

i.e.

[tex]result = 1[/tex]

Line 2 is a conditional statement that checks if score1 is greater than 500.

In this case, the result of the condition is true because 505 > 500 and as such

The corresponding else statement is discarded and the following will be executed

if(score1 > 500){ ->This is true

       result = result + 1; -> result  is increased by 1 to 2

       if(score2 > 500){ -> This is false because score2 is 250 and 250 < 500

           result = result + 1; -> This won't be executed because the condition is false

       }

       else{ -> This will be executed since its corresponding if condition is false, the else statement will be true

           result = result + 2; -> result is incremented by 2 to give 4

       }

   }

Hence, the value of result is 4

Answer:

5

Explanation:

The first does not agree with (score1 > 500) so you would solve the 2nd else statement. Therefore when the result is equal to 6 you would subtract the values by 1 in the very else statement. (This is the correct answer)

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Briefly describe one argument made in the petition

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B.
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D.
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"The conscription process began upon the request for a new levy by the yeniçeri ağası (chief of the janissaries). Such a decree was issued every three to four years indicating the number of boys needed and the places of recruitment. Once this was done, specially appointed janissary officers were sent to Christian villages where they asked village priests for a list of baptized boys. Those who tried to hide children from the officers were strictly punished. Villagers sometimes attempted to prevent the village boys from being conscripted by falsifying baptism registers, circumcising them, or declaring them married.”

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Refer to the two passages.

Source 1

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Adam Smith, An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, 1776

Source 2

"Throughout the Seventeenth century the economic system of the tobacco colonies depended upon the labor of the poor white man . . . in the Eighteenth century it rested chiefly upon the black shoulders of the African slave.

"There could be no manner of doubt as to the desirability of the slaves from an economic standpoint, apparently the only standpoint that received serious consideration. The indentured servant could be held usually for but a few years. Hardly had he reached his greatest usefulness for his master than he demanded his freedom. Thus for the man of large means to keep his fields always in cultivation it was necessary constantly to renew his supply of laborers. If he required twenty hands, he must import each year some five or six servants, or run the risk of finding himself running behind. But the slave served for life. The planter who had purchased a full supply of negroes could feel that his labor problems were settled once and for all. Not only could he hold the slaves themselves for life, but their children also became his property and took their places in the tobacco fields as soon as they approached maturity.”

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Source 1

"By opening a new and inexhaustible market to all the commodities of Europe, it gave occasion to new divisions of labour and improvements of art, which in the narrow circle of the ancient commerce could never have taken place, for want of a market to take off the greater part of their produce. The productive powers of labour were improved, and its produce increased in all the different countries of Europe, and together with it the real revenue and wealth of the inhabitants. The commodities of Europe were almost all new to America, and many of those of America were new to Europe. A new set of exchanges, therefore, began to take place, which had never been thought of before, and which should naturally have proved as advantageous to the new, as it certainly did to the old continent. The savage injustice of the Europeans rendered an event, which ought to have been beneficial to all, ruinous and destructive to several of those unfortunate countries.”

Adam Smith, An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, 1776

Source 2

"Throughout the Seventeenth century the economic system of the tobacco colonies depended upon the labor of the poor white man . . . in the Eighteenth century it rested chiefly upon the black shoulders of the African slave.

"There could be no manner of doubt as to the desirability of the slaves from an economic standpoint, apparently the only standpoint that received serious consideration. The indentured servant could be held usually for but a few years. Hardly had he reached his greatest usefulness for his master than he demanded his freedom. Thus for the man of large means to keep his fields always in cultivation it was necessary constantly to renew his supply of laborers. If he required twenty hands, he must import each year some five or six servants, or run the risk of finding himself running behind. But the slave served for life. The planter who had purchased a full supply of negroes could feel that his labor problems were settled once and for all. Not only could he hold the slaves themselves for life, but their children also became his property and took their places in the tobacco fields as soon as they approached maturity.”

Thomas J. Wertenbaker, The Planters of Colonial Virginia, 1922

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Virginians dissolved their tobacco plantations in favor of new cotton plantations.
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Source 1

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Source 2

"We, greatly commending, and graciously accepting of, their Desires for the Furtherance of so noble a Work, which may, by the Providence of Almighty God, hereafter tend to the Glory of his Divine Majesty, in propagating of Christian Religion to such People, as yet live in Darkness and miserable Ignorance of the true Knowledge and Worship of God, and may in time bring the Infidels and Savages, living in those parts, to human Civility, and to a settled and quiet Government: DO, by these our Letters Patents, graciously accept of, and agree to, their humble and well-intended Desires;

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c.
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b.
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d.
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C
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A)“But Atalanta only grasped her spear more firmly and stood tall and straight in the gateway of the palace."

B)“'The hunt is for heroes, not for girls.'”

C)"Atalanta shook her head and lifted her chin in disdain."

D)"With the warriors from the south came Atalanta, armed with bow and arrows and a long hunting spear."

Refer to the passage.

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Which of the following best reflects an effect on indigenous populations in Spanish colonies in reaction to the views expressed in the passage?

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The prospect for economic growth due to improved relations with Spanish rulers
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The creation of laws improving treatment and working conditions within the forced-labor system

Refer to the passage.

"The conscription process began upon the request for a new levy by the yeniçeri ağası (chief of the janissaries). Such a decree was issued every three to four years indicating the number of boys needed and the places of recruitment. Once this was done, specially appointed janissary officers were sent to Christian villages where they asked village priests for a list of baptized boys. Those who tried to hide children from the officers were strictly punished. Villagers sometimes attempted to prevent the village boys from being conscripted by falsifying baptism registers, circumcising them, or declaring them married.”

Gulay Yilmaz, "Becoming a Devshirme: The Training of Conscripted Children in the Ottoman Empire”

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Mestizos in Mexico and Peru
Indigenous people of Mexico and Peru
Daughters of elite Tlaxcalan families
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Source 1

"The national college, or Han-lin-yuen, is a body of learned doctors, who have arrived at the most extensive celebrity, and are the guardians of Chinese literature. They are eligible to the highest offices of state, and exercise great influence in the most important affairs of government. Their learning consists in the knowledge of the Chinese classics, works which a schoolboy cons, and a Hanlin explains. General knowledge is excluded from this department. If they can write a good essay, discourse upon the doctrines of Confucius, and unite with this a knowledge of their own country, and a few imperfect geographical notions, they are truly learned men. But wo unto him who should be daring enough to utter anything beyond what Confucius has taught. Their learning does not consist in examining, but in blindly following established principles.”

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Source 2

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Buddhism was already widely practiced and left no room for reform.

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