We need to answer three multiple-choice questions: (1) Which of the following is NOT a way to represent an algorithm? The options are Natural Language, Flowcharts, Random text, and Pseudocode. (2) Is the statement $22/7 == 22\7$ true or false? Note the direction of the slash. (3) Logical operators are used when performing...? The options are Conjunctive comparison, Operator precedence, Boolean operations, and Comparison statements.

Discrete MathematicsAlgorithmsBoolean LogicProgramming Concepts
2025/3/28

1. Problem Description

We need to answer three multiple-choice questions:
(1) Which of the following is NOT a way to represent an algorithm? The options are Natural Language, Flowcharts, Random text, and Pseudocode.
(2) Is the statement 22/7==22\722/7 == 22\7 true or false? Note the direction of the slash.
(3) Logical operators are used when performing...? The options are Conjunctive comparison, Operator precedence, Boolean operations, and Comparison statements.

2. Solution Steps

(1) Algorithms can be represented using natural language, flowcharts, and pseudocode. Random text is not a structured way to represent an algorithm.
(2) The expression 22/722/7 represents standard division. The expression 22\722\7 is not valid mathematical notation for division; it looks like bitwise or. Thus, 22/7==22\722/7 == 22\7 is false.
(3) Logical operators (AND, OR, NOT, etc.) are fundamental in Boolean operations and are used to form Boolean statements.

3. Final Answer

(1) Random text
(2) False
(3) Boolean operations

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