Identify the points of non-determinism in the following algorithm:

It can be done by considering the statement “Select three numbers between 1 and 100.” This instruction is ambiguous as it does not clearly mention which of the three elements are selected.

The condition for the selection of numbers is not provided in the statement.

The three numbers should be selected by the user in such a way that the sum can be greater than 150 or less than 50.

The selection of three numbers depends on the user.

Consider another statement “Select one of the chosen numbers and give the number and give that number as the answer...

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