Int alpha [5];

int j;

alpha [0] = 2

for (j = 1; j < 5; j++)

alpha [j] = alpha [ j - 1] + 3;

3. What is the value ofalpha[4] after the code aboveexecutes?

a.

5

c.

11

b.

8

d.

14

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Computers and Technology

Keagan Armstrong

21 August, 23:57

Int alpha [5];

int j;

alpha [0] = 2

for (j = 1; j < 5; j++)

alpha [j] = alpha [ j - 1] + 3;

3. What is the value ofalpha[4] after the code aboveexecutes?

a.

5

c.

11

b.

8

d.

14

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Alma Vaughan · Answer 1

D - 14

Explanation:

Each time the program executes an iteration of the for-loop, it works out the current element by adding 3 to the previous element.

alpha[0] = 2

+3

alpha[1] = 5

+3

alpha[2] = 8

+3

alpha[3] = 11

+3

alpha[4] = 14

Int alpha [5];int j;alpha [0] = 2for (j = 1; j < 5; j++)alpha [j] = alpha [ j - 1] + 3;3. What is the value ofalpha[4] after the code aboveexecutes?a.5c.11b.8d.14

Int alpha [5];

int j;

alpha [0] = 2

for (j = 1; j < 5; j++)

alpha [j] = alpha [ j - 1] + 3;

3. What is the value ofalpha[4] after the code aboveexecutes?

a.

5

c.

11

b.

8

d.

14