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What output will be displayed by the following program?

```python
print("grade list")
print(100)
print(93)
print(82)
print("total")
print(100 + 93 + 82)
```

A.
```
grade list
100
93
82
total
100 93 82
```

B.
```
grade list
100
93
82
total
100 93 82
```

C.
```
grade list
100
93
82
total
275
```

D.
```
syntax error: invalid syntax
```

Answer :

Final answer:

The output of the code depends on proper syntax and variable definitions. If correct, it displays a grade list string and the total sum of the numbers. A syntax error occurs if there's a mistake in code or undefined variables.The correct answer is O syntax error: invalid syntax

Explanation:

The provided code snippet seems to be Python code, but it's a bit unclear due to a possible typo or formatting error. Assuming the missing parts are variable definitions and string concatenation, let's consider an example:

grade_list = '100 + 93 + 82'
total = 100 + 93 + 82
print('grade list: ' + grade_list)
print('total: ' + str(total))

In this case, the output will display a string 'grade list: 100 + 93 + 82' followed by another string with the summation of those numbers 'total: 275'. This assumes that the variables grade_list and total are defined prior to the prints.If the variables are not defined, or if the syntax is incorrect as written, then the output would result in a syntax error.

The program first prints the string 'grade list', followed by the numbers 100, 93, and 82. Then, it prints the string 'total' and the numbers 100, 93, and 82 separated by spaces. Finally, it prints the string 'total 275' which is the result of adding 100, 93, and 82 together.

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