2. Keeping in mind the table below fill the blanks:IDNAMECLASSMARKSEXJohn DeoFour75female2Max RuinThree85male3ArnoldThree55male4Krish StarFour60femaleJohn MikeFour60female6.Alex JohnFour55male7My John RobFifth78male8AsruidFive85maleTes QrySix78male10Big JohnfemaleFour55a) a[0][0] =b) a[0][3]=c) a[1][1]=d) a[1][4]= 3. Keeping in mind the above table above fill the blank spaces:2D Array in MemoryASubscriptSubscript(1,1)(1,2) Row 1(1,3)(1,4)A(1,1)(2,1) Column 1(3,1)(1,2)(2,2) Column 2(3,2)(1,3)(2,3) Column 3(2,1)(2,2)Row 2(2,3)(2,4)(3,3)(3,1)(1,4)(2,4) Column 4(3.4)(3,2)Row 3(3,3)(3,4)Column-Major OrderRow-Major Order

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2. Keeping in mind the table below fill the blanks: ID NAME CLASS MARK SEX 1 John Deo 2 Max Ruin Four 75 female Three 85 male 3 Arnold Three 55 male 4 Krish Star Four 60 female 5 John Mike Four 60 female 6 Alex John Four 55 male 7 My John Rob Fifth 78 male 8 Asruid Five 85 male 9 Tes Qry Six 78 male 10 Big John Four 55 female a) a[0][0] = b) a[0][3]= c) a(1][1]=

2. Keeping in mind the table below fill the blanks: ID NAME CLASS MARK SEX 1 John Deo 2 Max Ruin Four 75 female Three 85 male 3 Arnold Three 55 male 4 Krish Star Four 60 female 5 John Mike Four 60 female 6 Alex John Four 55 male 7 My John Rob Fifth 78 male 8 Asruid Five 85 male 9 Tes Qry Six 78 male 10 Big John Four 55 female a) a[0][0] = b) a[0][3]= c) a(1][1]=

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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