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Answer:
(a) someFunc(3) will be called 4 times.
(b) For non negative number n someFunc method calculates 2^2^n.
Explanation:
When you call someFunc(5) it will call someFunc(4) two time.
So now we have two someFunc(4) now each someFunc(4) will call someFunc(3) two times.Hence the call to someFun(3) is 4 times.
someFunc(n) calculates someFunc(n-1) two times and calculates it's product.
someFunc(n) = someFunc(n-1)^2..........(1)
someFunc(n-1)=someFunc(n-2)^2..........(2)
substituting the value form eq2 to eq 1.
someFunc(n)=someFunc(n-2)^2^2
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= someFunc(n-n)^2^n.
=2^2^n
2 raised to the power 2 raised to the power n.
Answer:
cubeVolume = IMath.toThePowerOf(cubeSide, 3);
Explanation:
Following is the explanation for above statement:
Left side:
cubeVolume is a variable with data-type int, it will store the integer value that is the output from right side.
Right side:
- IMath is the class name.
- toThePowerOf is the built-in function that takes two arguments of data type int. First is the base and second is the power(exponent) separated by comma. In place of first argument that is the base variable we will pass the variable cubeSide that has been declared and initialize.
- Now the output will be stored in the variable cubeVolume.
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Answer:
form, place, time, and possession utility
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