Execute the below code on your machine: int money $=7245$; printf$("1.$ $$\%\mathrm{.}21$f

$",$ money $/100\mathrm{.}0)$; printf$("2.$ $$\%\mathrm{.}21$f

$"",$ money $/($ double$)100)$; printf$("3.$ $$\%\mathrm{.}21$f

$",($double$)$money $/100)$; int money $=7245$ printf$("1.$ $$\%\mathrm{.}21$f

$",$ money $/100\mathrm{.}0)$; printf$("2.$ $$\%\mathrm{.}21$f

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$,$ money $/($double$)100)$; printf$("3.$ $$\%\mathrm{.}21$f

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$,($double$)$money $/100)$; Explain why these three examples work as intended. Apply terms like cast, promotion, coercion, implicit, and explicit in your answer. $3.$ Execute the following code on your machine: int result, money $=7245$; result $=$ money $/100$ ; printf$("1.$ $$\%\mathrm{.}21$f

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$,$ money $/100)$; printf$("2.$ $$\%$d

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$,$ money $/100)$; printf$("3.$ $$\%\mathrm{.}21$f

$",$ result$)$; printf$("4.$ $$\%$d

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$,$ result$)$; int result, money $=7245$; result $=$ money $/100$; printf$("1.$ $$\%\mathrm{.}21$f

$"",$ money $/100)$; printf $("2.$ $$\%$d

$",$ money $/100)$; printf $("3.$ $$\%\mathrm{.}21$f

$",$ result$)$; printf$("4.$ $$\%$d

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$,$ result$)$; Apply terms like cast, promotion, truncation, coercion, implicit, and explicit in answering the following questions. a$)$ What is the value of the variable result? Explain why. b$)$ What values are displayed for samples $1,2,3,$ and $4?$ c$)$ What can you conclude about the printf function that causes samples $1$ and $3$ not to work as expected?