What is the output of the following program segment? int main () {float hours = 8; float payRate = 5.5; / / per hourfloat grossPay = 0.0; grossPay = calcGrossPay (hours, payRate); displayGrossPay (grossPay); return 0; }float calcGrossPay (float hrs, float payRt) {return hrs * payRt; }void displayGrossPay (float gPay) {cout <<"Gross Pay is "<< gPay << endl; } a. 44b. Gross Pay is 44c. Gross Pay is gPayd. All of the above

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20 June, 03:22

What is the output of the following program segment? int main () {float hours = 8; float payRate = 5.5; / / per hourfloat grossPay = 0.0; grossPay = calcGrossPay (hours, payRate); displayGrossPay (grossPay); return 0; }float calcGrossPay (float hrs, float payRt) {return hrs * payRt; }void displayGrossPay (float gPay) {cout <<"Gross Pay is "<< gPay << endl; } a. 44b. Gross Pay is 44c. Gross Pay is gPayd. All of the above

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Barclay · Answer 1

The answer is "Option b".

Explanation:

In the code firstly, the main method is declared, inside the main method three float variable is declared, that are "hours, payRate, and grossPay", in which all variable assign a value, that is "8, 5.5, and 0.0". The first two variables are used as parameters, and the third variable is used to hold and pass as a parameter in displayGrossPay function, Then two function is called that is "calcGrossPay and displayGrossPay".

The calcGrossPay function uses "hours and payRate" variable as a parameter, and return multiplication of value. The displayGrossPay function uses a float variable "gPay" in its parameter, which is held in the grossPay variable, that holds calcGrossPay function value and print, its value.