What is the difference? -6-(11)
A)–17
B)–5
C)5
D)17

-6 - (11)

Remove unnecessary parenthesis.

-6 - 11

Subtract.

-17

The answer is A, -17.

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Therefore, a statement to set the value of ans equal to the value of num plus 5 will be:

                       ans = num + 5        

Step-by-step explanation:

To determine:

Write a statement to set the value of ans equal to the value of num plus 5.

Solution Steps:

As we know that when we declare a variable, it means variable is defined with respect to its type, and it is recommended to set an initial value commonly called initializing the variable.

Declaring a variable means defining its type, and optionally, setting an initial value (initializing the variable).

For example, the variable 'num' with integer datatype is declared and initialized to zero as:

                                    int num = 0;

and also another variable 'ans' with integer datatype is declared and initialized to zero as:

                                     int ans = 0

In order to set the value of ans equal to the value of num plus 5, all we have to do is to add 5 to the 'num' variable and set 'num + 5' to the variable 'ans'.

i.e.                                 ans = num + 5

Therefore, a statement to set the value of ans equal to the value of num plus 5 will be:

                       ans = num + 5