public static int mystery (int x, int y) if (y-1) return x; else } return x...

 

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public static int mystery (int x, int y) if (y-1) return x; else } return x mystery (x,y-1); public static void main(String args[]) { System.out.println (mystery (1,3)); System.out.println (mystery (2,3)); System.out.println (mystery (3,3)); System.out.println (mystery (4,3)); } System.out.println (mystery (5,3)); a) Run the above code and include a screenshot that shows the code and the output. b) Look at the output results in part a) compared with the values of x and y, and deduce the task that mystery method does. c) Draw the decomposition and composition of mystery(2,3)? public static int mystery (int x, int y) if (y-1) return x; else } return x mystery (x,y-1); public static void main(String args[]) { System.out.println (mystery (1,3)); System.out.println (mystery (2,3)); System.out.println (mystery (3,3)); System.out.println (mystery (4,3)); } System.out.println (mystery (5,3)); a) Run the above code and include a screenshot that shows the code and the output. b) Look at the output results in part a) compared with the values of x and y, and deduce the task that mystery method does. c) Draw the decomposition and composition of mystery(2,3)?