Study the code segment below to see what it will output. Values of x and y will be displayed multiple times during the running of the program, and you might recognize a pattern. From the list of possible outputs listed two (2) are IMPOSSIBLE. Choose the two (2) outputs that are impossible for this code to produce. x <- 0 REPEAT_UNTIL( x

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Study the code segment below to see what it will output. Values of x and y will be displayed multiple times during the running of the program, and you might recognize a pattern. From the list of possible outputs listed two (2) are IMPOSSIBLE. Choose the two (2) outputs that are impossible for this code to produce.

x <- 0

REPEAT_UNTIL( x = 3 ){

y <- 0

x <- x+1

REPEAT_UNTIL ( y = 3 ){

y <- y+1

DISPLAY( x + ", " + y)

}

}

NOTE: if the condition is TRUE the loop does not execute. For example if x is currently 3 then REPEAT_UNTIL (x=3) will not execute.

0,0 and 2,4 are possible.

1,1 ,, 2,1 and 2,2 not possible.

Explanation: