Convert each if-else statement to a single assignment statement using a conditional expression, using parentheses around the condition.

In each of the following, assume that m has the value 5 and n has the -4 value 2 before the statement executes. Tell what the values of m andn will :be after each of the following statements executes ;m *= n++; 2. m += --n .1 a ) 1. m will be 10 and n will be 3. 2. m will be 6 and n will be 1 b) 1. m will be 15 and n will be 2. 2. m will be 6 and n will be 1. c) 1. m will be 10 and n will be 3. 2. m will be 7 and n will be 1. O

Rewrite the following statement using the ternary conditional operator ( ?  : ):  if ( num < 50 ) {  cout << "num is less than 50";   }   else {     cout << "num is greater than or equal 50";   }