Question 8 Which of the following switch statements is equivalent to this if statement: int x 10; %3D <15) cout << "less": else cout << "not less"; This if statement cannot be written as a switch statement switch(x<15) { A case true: cout << "less": break; default: "not less"; switch(x) B case <15: cout << "less"; break; default: "not less"; switch(x) (C) case <15: cout << "less": default: "not less":

Question 8 Which of the following switch statements is equivalent to this if statement: int x 10; %3D <15) cout << "less": else cout << "not less"; This if statement cannot be written as a switch statement switch(x<15) { A case true: cout << "less": break; default: "not less"; switch(x) B case <15: cout << "less"; break; default: "not less"; switch(x) (C) case <15: cout << "less": default: "not less":

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