1. Write the result to the following operations . Note: Whats important here is to specifically note the value that C++ generates as a result of the operation. This isnt always necessarily the value shown on the terminal when using cout. For example, try the following: cout << 3.0; Even though the value shown is 3, the actual value is 3.0 (a double). These questions test your ability to understand the produced result, not what cout may show (which often manipulates the shown value for readability purposes).

a) 3 * 9;

b) 3.0 * 9;

c) true + 0;

d) true * 1;

e) 3 + true - false + A * 1.0;

f) 1 / 7;