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Input: Positive Integers begin and end Output: count Algorithm: UnknownErrors a

ID: 3195434 • Letter: I

Question

Input: Positive Integers begin and end
Output: count
Algorithm: UnknownErrors
abegin

if begin>end then aend endif

count0

repeat while aend

aa+2

countcount+1

endrepeat

When UnknownErrors is run with begin=7 and end=15, the output value of count will be:

When UnknownErrors is run with begin=17 and end=2, the output value of count will be:

UnknownErrors is not an algorithm, since it does not terminate for all allowable input values. Give one set of allowable input values for which UnknownErrors does not terminate, and briefly explain why.

Explanation / Answer

[When a=9 , count =1; a=11, count =2; a=13 , count =3]