The image presents multiple-choice questions. We will solve questions 34, 35, 36, and 37. Question 34: Find the result of the modulo operation $19 \pmod{20}$. Question 35: Determine the output of the Pascal program segment: `Write ('saman'): Write (75): Writeln ('Amal'): Wtire (79)`. Question 36: Identify which of the given options is not a valid identifier in Pascal. Question 37: Find the output of the following segment of a Pascal Programme? i. 012345 ii.0123456 iii. 12345 iv. cannot compile because of an error

1. Problem Description

The image presents multiple-choice questions. We will solve questions 34, 35, 36, and

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Question 34: Find the result of the modulo operation $19 \pmod{20}$.

Question 35: Determine the output of the Pascal program segment: `Write ('saman'): Write (75): Writeln ('Amal'): Wtire (79)`.

Question 36: Identify which of the given options is not a valid identifier in Pascal.

Question 37: Find the output of the following segment of a Pascal Programme?

i. 012345

ii.0123456

iii. 12345

iv. cannot compile because of an error

2. Solution Steps

Question 34:

The modulo operation $a \pmod{b}$ finds the remainder when $a$ is divided by $b$. Since $19 < 20$, the remainder when 19 is divided by 20 is simply

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Question 35:

The Pascal code does the following:

- `Write ('saman')`: Prints "saman" to the console without a newline.

- `Write (75)`: Prints "75" to the console without a newline, after "saman".

- `Writeln ('Amal')`: Prints "Amal" to the console, followed by a newline.

- `Wtire (79)`: Is likely a typo and intended to be `Write(79)` which prints "79" after "Amal".

So the output will be "saman75Amal" on the first line, followed by "79" on the next. Considering given answers, the corrected `Write(79)` command will give "saman 75 Amal 79" as a single line output.

Question 36:

In Pascal, identifiers (names for variables, procedures, etc.) must start with a letter or underscore, and can consist of letters, digits, and underscores. The '#' character is not allowed in Pascal identifiers.

Therefore, `Num#` is not a valid identifier.

Question 37:

Assuming the intent is to output a numeric value, the options are:

i. 012345

ii. 0123456

iii. 12345

iv. cannot compile because of an error

Pascal will implicitly discard leading zeros if it recognizes the value as numeric, thus it would output a value as a number. If it's a string, the leading zeros would remain.

Since Pascal is case-insensitive, `Programme` might or might not work based on context. More information needed. For a general case, leading zeros would likely be stripped.

3. Final Answer

Question 34: i. 19

Question 35: iii. Saman 75 Amal 79

Question 36: iv. Num#

Question 37: Either iii. 12345 or iv. cannot compile because of an error, depending on what's meant by `segment of pascal programme.`