This program was run once and the output was 15. If we run this program another 100 times how many times will the output of cout be 15? int main() { cout << rand() % 17 << endl; } return 0; Not possible to determne 1 100 50 C++

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This program was run once and the output was 15. If we run this program another 100 times how many times will the output of cout be 15?
int main()
{
cout << rand() % 17 <<<< endl;
return 0;
}
Not possible to determne
1
100
50
C++
Transcribed Image Text:This program was run once and the output was 15. If we run this program another 100 times how many times will the output of cout be 15? int main() { cout << rand() % 17 <<<< endl; return 0; } Not possible to determne 1 100 50 C++
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