The majority() function takes three boolean arguments and returns true if two (or more ) of the arguments are true; and false otherwise. Complete two implementations of majority() below by filling in the letter of one of expressions below in each provided space. You may use each letter once, more than once, or not at all(but you may not use any other code). Notice, the two code segments are different. The key is to remember what"return" keyword does in C! I recommend you to manually go through your code once you have selected the expressions to see if the code does what it suppose to do ! Do not skip any line when you step through the code! A. false B. true C. x D. y E. z F. x&&y G. x&& z H, y&&z I, x&&y&&z J, x||y K. x||z L. y||z M, x||y||z N. count ++ O. count-- P. count Q. count <=1 R. count >=2 bool majority(bool x , bool y, bool z) { int count = 0; if(___) { _____; } if(_____){ ______; } if(_____){ _______; } return____; } bool majority(bool x, bool y, bool z){ int count = 0; if(____){ return ___; } else if(____){ return____; }

else if(____){ return____; } else { return ___; } }