solve question 7 please, thanks 6. What is the output for the following flowchart?a)a.Print "Large"print yYes1.Start2.x=8, y=103. If x>y+3 then print"Large" else print"Small"Yes4. Print "Good"5. If y<> 13 then print y6.Stopb)x > Y+3StartĮx=8, y =10Print "Good"✓y <>13Large Good 107. What is the equivalent Pseudo Code for the flowchart in question 6?StopNo1. Start2.3.b. Small Good 10x=8, y=10If x>y+3 then print"Small" else print"Large"6. Stop4. Print "Good"5.If y<> 13 thenprint yNoPrint "Small"c)C. Small Good1. Start2. X=8, y=103. If x>y+3 then print"Large"4. print "Small", Print"Good"5. If y <> 13 then print y6. Stopd)d. Large Good1. Start2. x=8, y=103. If x>y+3 then print"Large" else print"Small"4. Print y5. If y<> 13 thenprint"Good"6. Stop

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7. What is the equivalent Pseudo Code for the flowchart in question 6? a) 1. Start 2.x=8, y=10 3. If x>y+3 then print "Large" else print "Small" 4. Print "Good" 5.If y<> 13 then print y 6.Stop b) 1. Start 2. x=8, y=10 3. 4. 5. If x>y+3 then print "Small" else print "Large" Print "Good" If y<> 13 then print y 6. Stop c) 1. Start 2. X=8, y=10 3. If x>y+3 then print "Large" 4. print "Small", Print "Good" 5. If y <> 13 then print y 6. Stop d) 1. Start 2. x=8, y=10 3. 4. 5. If x>y+3 then prin "Large" else prin "Small" Print y If y<> 13 then print "Good" 6. Stop

7. What is the equivalent Pseudo Code for the flowchart in question 6? a) 1. Start 2.x=8, y=10 3. If x>y+3 then print "Large" else print "Small" 4. Print "Good" 5.If y<> 13 then print y 6.Stop b) 1. Start 2. x=8, y=10 3. 4. 5. If x>y+3 then print "Small" else print "Large" Print "Good" If y<> 13 then print y 6. Stop c) 1. Start 2. X=8, y=10 3. If x>y+3 then print "Large" 4. print "Small", Print "Good" 5. If y <> 13 then print y 6. Stop d) 1. Start 2. x=8, y=10 3. 4. 5. If x>y+3 then prin "Large" else prin "Small" Print y If y<> 13 then print "Good" 6. Stop

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