Study the code segment below to see what it will output. Values of x and y will be displayed multiple times during the running of the program, and you might recognize a pattern. From the list of possible outputs listed two (2) are IMPOSSIBLE. Choose the two (2) outputs that are impossible for this code to produce. x <- 0 REPEAT_UNTIL( x

Complete question is:

Study the code segment below to see what it will output. Values of x and y will be displayed multiple times during the running of the program, and you might recognize a pattern. From the list of possible outputs listed two (2) are IMPOSSIBLE. Choose the two (2) outputs that are impossible for this code to produce.

x <- 0

REPEAT_UNTIL( x = 3 ){

y <- 0

x <- x+1

REPEAT_UNTIL ( y = 3 ){

y <- y+1

DISPLAY( x + ", " + y)

}

}

NOTE: if the condition is TRUE the loop does not execute. For example if x is currently 3 then REPEAT_UNTIL (x=3) will not execute.

0,0 and 2,4 are possible.

1,1 ,, 2,1 and 2,2 not possible.

Explanation:

since it can be assumed that what aslam is making is a template by compiling all the commonly used excel formatting in several worksheets in an excel document, aslam can choose to save it using the .xltx or .xltm format instead. thus, aslam can distribute the templates he has made to his team members in an easier manner.

solution:

the right option is a

to adding   a new row to a table we   have to do process last table cell and pressing tab.

this is the process to add new row in the cell:

* to add a row below the cell, click insert below in the rows and columns group.

thus this is the required right answer.