Answer :
Final Answer:
the sequence reflects the multiplication of $1 by 128, and the result is then written back into $1. b) $1, $1, 1, 128
Explanation:
To multiply $1 by 128 and write it back into $1, the correct sequence is to replace the existing values in $1 with the product of $1 and 128. The correct order is:
[tex]$1×128→$1$1×128→$1[/tex]
So, the correct sequence is b) $1, $1, 1, 128. This indicates that $1 is multiplied by 128, and the result is then written back into $1.
Understanding the sequence of operations is crucial in programming and mathematical computations. In this case, the order of filling in the blanks ensures the correct multiplication and storage of the result in the designated variable $1.
The correct option, b), reflects the proper sequence for this specific operation, maintaining consistency in programming or mathematical expressions.
