Consider the int Array below and determine the values of A and B so that Array[0] has an integer in the range [-23, 71] Array [0] = A + rand() % B; O a. A = -23, B = 95 O b. A = -24, B = 95 OC. A = -22, B = 94 = -23, B = 96 Od A Oe A = -23, B = 94

Consider the int Array below and determine the values of A and B so that Array[0] has an integer in the range [-23, 71] Array [0] = A + rand() % B; O a. A = -23, B = 95 O b. A = -24, B = 95 OC. A = -22, B = 94 = -23, B = 96 Od A Oe A = -23, B = 94

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

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

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