(b) Prove partial correctness for the following while program. Note that you should clearly identify a loop invariant. a=x; y=1; while (a>0){ y*=a; a--; The precondition here is a 20 and postcondition is y = x!.

(b) Prove partial correctness for the following while program. Note that you should clearly identify a loop invariant. a=x; y=1; while (a>0){ y*=a; a--; The precondition here is a 20 and postcondition is y = x!.

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