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Katyanochek1 [597]
3 years ago
5

Pseudocode for mystry algorithm

Computers and Technology
1 answer:
kari74 [83]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Initially if x = a = 2437 and y = 875,  condition (1) that is x>y is true and output would be x = 1562 with y = 87

Explanation:

According to pseudo code the code will run until x becomes equal to y. Initially if x = a = 2437 and y = 875,  condition (1) that is x>y is true. So next step would be x=x-y and output would be x = 1562 with y = 875. With initial values x = a = 2437 and y = 875, x becomes equal to y after 21 iterations and output is x=y=1

                 X        Y

  1.      2437         875
  2.      1562         875
  3.       687          875
  4.       687          188
  5.       499          188
  6.       311            188
  7.       123           188
  8.       123           65
  9.       58            65
  10.       58             7
  11.       51              7
  12.       44             7
  13.       37             7
  14.       30             7
  15.       23             7
  16.       16              7
  17.        9              7
  18.        2              7
  19.        2              5
  20.        2              3
  21.        2              1
  22.        1               1
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