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If you have trouble figuring out the other 4, feel free to post your solutions here, and I'll take a look at them.
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If you have trouble figuring out the other 4, feel free to post your solutions here, and I'll take a look at them.

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Hi,<br />
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Why are the following conditions correct? Could someone please explain to me.<br />
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1. 16 % 3 &lt;&nbsp;22 == &nbsp;6 / 3 &gt;= 2<br />
Answer: TRUE<br />
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2. 9 &gt;&nbsp;= 7 + 3 &amp;&amp;&nbsp;7 % 3 == 1<br />
Answer: FALSE<br />
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3. 6 &gt;&nbsp;2 || 25 / 5 == 4<br />
Answer:TRUE<br />
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4. 7 &lt;= 9 || 6 &gt;&nbsp;5 &amp;&amp;&nbsp;7 == 2<br />
Answer: TRUE<br />
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5. 25 &gt;&nbsp;3 &amp;&amp;&nbsp;!(6==4)<br />
Answer: TRUE<br />

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Hi,

Why are the following conditions correct? Could someone please explain to me.

1. 16 % 3 < 22 ==  6 / 3 >= 2
Answer: TRUE

2. 9 > = 7 + 3 && 7 % 3 == 1
Answer: FALSE

3. 6 > 2 || 25 / 5 == 4
Answer:TRUE

4. 7 <= 9 || 6 > 5 && 7 == 2
Answer: TRUE

5. 25 > 3 && !(6==4)
Answer: TRUE


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