end 3) Trace the following flowchart for when input values are -10, -1, 3, 2, 11, 13, 1, 0 and complete the trace table. Note that the system may end before all of the inputs have been received; if this occurs you ignore the final inputs. Also, write pre-post-conditions for this flowchart. start p+0 n 0 num num>0 IT p<-p+1 T num 0 and p≤2*n F end num<0 T nn+1 output Trace the following flowchart for when input values are 12, 2, -3, 6, -11, -3, 1, -1 and complete the trace table. Also, write pre-post-conditions for this flowchart. start cnt10 cnt2 0 1←1 i≤4 i+i+1 num i1 F 1≤4 14-1+1 F num<0 T cnt1=cnt2 num "no" cnt1cnt1 +1 num>0 "yes" end cnt2 + cnt2 + 1

end 3) Trace the following flowchart for when input values are -10, -1, 3, 2, 11, 13, 1, 0 and complete the trace table. Note that the system may end before all of the inputs have been received; if this occurs you ignore the final inputs. Also, write pre-post-conditions for this flowchart. start p+0 n 0 num num>0 IT p<-p+1 T num 0 and p≤2*n F end num<0 T nn+1 output Trace the following flowchart for when input values are 12, 2, -3, 6, -11, -3, 1, -1 and complete the trace table. Also, write pre-post-conditions for this flowchart. start cnt10 cnt2 0 1←1 i≤4 i+i+1 num i1 F 1≤4 14-1+1 F num<0 T cnt1=cnt2 num "no" cnt1cnt1 +1 num>0 "yes" end cnt2 + cnt2 + 1

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