Assume a function F1 is defined with the heading: void F1(int a, double &b, double t0): Assume the following statements: int a1; double b1, double t1[50); have values and are given in main().The statement that correctly calls function F1 is A cout << F1(int a1, double &b1, double t10); B cout << F1(a1, b1, t1); F1(int a1, double &b1, double t10); F1(a1, b1, t1);

Assume a function F1 is defined with the heading: void F1(int a, double &b, double t0): Assume the following statements: int a1; double b1, double t1[50); have values and are given in main().The statement that correctly calls function F1 is A cout << F1(int a1, double &b1, double t10); B cout << F1(a1, b1, t1); F1(int a1, double &b1, double t10); F1(a1, b1, t1);

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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Problem 38SA

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