Consider making a group on social network site, user can add 1 to 49 members only to chat with each other.If group count in between 1 to 49 are considered valid and made group, while we add less than and greater than 49 are considered invalid and couldn't make a group (error message will appear). Which of the following values cover ail of the equivalence partitions?

Consider making a group on social network site, user can add 1 to 49 members only to chat with each other.If group count in between 1 to 49 are considered valid and made group, while we add less than and greater than 49 are considered invalid and couldn't make a group (error message will appear). Which of the following values cover ail of the equivalence partitions?

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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