To answer this question, let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) The value of b is 2 - This statement is incorrect. The value of b
is not affected by the NumberFormat
settings, so it remains as the original value, which is 2.
Option B) The value of a is 3.14 - This statement is incorrect. The NumberFormat
settings specified that the maximum fraction digits should be 4. Therefore, the value of a
will be rounded to 4 decimal places, resulting in 3.1416, not 3.14.
Option C) The value of b is 2.00 - This statement is correct. The NumberFormat
settings specified that the minimum fraction digits should be 2. Since the value of b
is an integer (2), it will be formatted with 2 decimal places, resulting in 2.00.
Option D) The value of a is 3.141 - This statement is incorrect. As mentioned earlier, the NumberFormat
settings specified that the maximum fraction digits should be 4. Therefore, the value of a
will be rounded to 4 decimal places, resulting in 3.1416, not 3.141.
Option E) The value of a is 3.1416 - This statement is correct. The NumberFormat
settings specified that the maximum fraction digits should be 4. Since the value of a
has more than 4 decimal places, it will be rounded to 4 decimal places, resulting in 3.1416.
Option F) The value of b is 2.0000 - This statement is incorrect. The value of b
is not affected by the NumberFormat
settings, so it remains as the original value, which is 2.
The correct answers are options C and E. These options correctly describe the values of a
and b
after applying the NumberFormat
settings.