Problem 1: Let's start by practicing using logical operators and being careful about the order of execution when we use multiple of them in the same expression. Recall that Boolean expressions use conditional operators to implement basic logic. If all three operators appear in the same expression, Java will evaluate ! first, then &&, and finally ||. If there are multiples of the same operator, they are evaluated from left to right. Relational operators (like c) && b c What if values of a,b,c are respectively 1,2,3? Result of expression is...... . What if values of a,b,c are respectively 3,2,1? Result of expression is...... What if values of a,b,c are all equal to 3? Result of expression is...... Problem 2: In Java, && and || are short circuit operators, meaning they evaluate only what is necessary. If the expression p is more likely to be true than the expression q, which one should you place on the left of each operator to avoid doing extra work? Explain why. a) left of the && expression: b) left of the l expression: Problem 3: What is the result of the following expressions? Do it by hand first, then check yourself by writing it as a code in JAVA. a) 1 + 0 >0 && 1/0 > 0 b) 1 + 0 > 0 || 1/0 > 0 Problem 4: Give four examples of boolean expressions that: int a = 5. int b = 6, int c = 4 a) uses a, b, and !, and evaluates to false b) uses b, c, and !, and evaluates to true c) uses any variables, but evaluates to false d) uses any variables, but evaluates to true