Which if statement checks if a variable score is less than 50 or greater than or equal to 90?

What will the following code output if the variable score is set to 75? if (marks >= 90) {    System.out.println(“A”);} else if (marks >= 80) {    if (marks > 85 && marks < 90) {        System.out.println("B+");    } else {        System.out.println("B");    }} else if (marks >= 70) {    if (marks >= 75) {        System.out.println(“C+”);    } else {        System.out.println(“C”);    }} else {    System.out.println(“D or lower”);}

For the given program, how many times will the println method be executed?   public class ShippingController {     //——————————————     public static void main(String[] args){         printShippingCost(8);        printShippingCost(18);        printShippingCost(25);            }//end main        //——————————————     public static void printShippingCost(double weight) {         if((weight > 0.0) && (weight 5.0) && (weight 10.0) && (weight

What is the output? int a = 9;do { System.out.print(a + ” “); a = a + 1;} while (a

What is the output of the code below?   for(int x = 5; x

Who is the protagonist(s) of this play? Briefly explain your answer. Remember, the protagonist is the main character of the work.  I have read valid arguments that Bill is the sole protagonist, Betty is the sole protagonist, and that both serve as protagonists.   

State in your own words the study’s hypothesis (generalize the multiple hypotheses presented by the authors into one more general hypothesis). What are the predictions of the authors’ hypothesis that are tested in the study? Describe a finding that would strongly contradict this hypothesis and one that would strongly support it.

How difficult did you find this paper? (Hard, Moderate, Easy). Do you think you have improved in your ability to read scientific papers over the course of the semester? To get the maximum points possible you must explain your answer in detail. [Remember to click the html button (bottom left) to correctly format your answer]

Rewrite the title of this paper in clear language that the general public could understand (I mean general: your grandparents (assuming they aren’t scientists), your 10-year old nephew, your cousin (who is a non-science major)).

State in your own words the study’s hypothesis (generalize the multiple hypotheses presented by the authors into one more general hypothesis). How exactly does this hypothesis relate to the larger theory? If this hypothesis is rejected, will the theory be challenged?