Given a black box description of the inputs to a given program PFinteger F in [-40,32] or (32,212]what are the equivalence classes for input F to PF?O E1: F<-40E2: -40<=F<=32E3: 32212E1: F<-40E2: -40<=F<=32E3: 32<=F<=212E4: F>212E1: F<-40E2: -40212E1: F<-40E2: -40<=F<=32E3: 32<=F<=212E4: F>212E1: F<-40E2: F>=-40E3: F<=212E4: F>212

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Given a black box description of the inputs to a given program PF integer F in [-40,32] or (32,212] what are the equivalence classes for input F to PF? E1: F<-40 E2: -40<=F<=32 E3: 32212 E1: F<-40 E2: -40<=F<=32 E3: 32<=F<=212 E4: F>212 O E1: F<-40 E2: -40212 E1: F<-40 E2: -40<=F<=32 E3: 32<=F<=212 E4: F>212 E1: F<-40 E2: F>=-40 E3: F<=212 E4: F>212

Given a black box description of the inputs to a given program PF integer F in [-40,32] or (32,212] what are the equivalence classes for input F to PF? E1: F<-40 E2: -40<=F<=32 E3: 32212 E1: F<-40 E2: -40<=F<=32 E3: 32<=F<=212 E4: F>212 O E1: F<-40 E2: -40212 E1: F<-40 E2: -40<=F<=32 E3: 32<=F<=212 E4: F>212 E1: F<-40 E2: F>=-40 E3: F<=212 E4: F>212

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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