51. Consider a game in which a player flips a fair coin three times. If all three coin flips have the same result (either all heads or all tails) the player wins. Otherwise, the player loses. Which of the following code segments best simulates the behavior of the game? (A) (B) flip RANDOM 0,3 flip + RANDOM0,3 IF flip = 3 IFElip = OR Elip = 0 DISPLAY "You lose." DISPLAY "You win!" ELSE ELSE DISPLAY "You win!" DISPLAY "YOu lose." (C) (D) sum sum REPEAT 3 TIMES REPEAT 3 TIMES sum sum + RANDOM O,1 sum + sum + RANDOM 0,1 IP(cum IF cum 3) OR (cum DISPLAY "You win!" DISPLAY "You win!" ELSE ELSE DISPLAY "You lose." DISPLAY "You lose"

51. Consider a game in which a player flips a fair coin three times. If all three coin flips have the same result (either all heads or all tails) the player wins. Otherwise, the player loses. Which of the following code segments best simulates the behavior of the game? (A) (B) flip RANDOM 0,3 flip + RANDOM0,3 IF flip = 3 IFElip = OR Elip = 0 DISPLAY "You lose." DISPLAY "You win!" ELSE ELSE DISPLAY "You win!" DISPLAY "YOu lose." (C) (D) sum sum REPEAT 3 TIMES REPEAT 3 TIMES sum sum + RANDOM O,1 sum + sum + RANDOM 0,1 IP(cum IF cum 3) OR (cum DISPLAY "You win!" DISPLAY "You win!" ELSE ELSE DISPLAY "You lose." DISPLAY "You lose"

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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