Representing algorithms

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Question 30
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An algorithm is represented in the pseudocode below:

1  n ← USERINPUT
2  IF n MOD 3 = 0 THEN
3      OUTPUT n + 5
4  ELSE
5      OUTPUT n * 2
6  ENDIF

Select the option that shows the output from the algorithm when the user input is 6.

222

666

111111

121212

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