11) TRUE FALSE F or an array named A of size 100 to go to A[5] requires one mult

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11) TRUE FALSE F or an array named A of size 100 to go to A[5] requires one multiplication and one addition. 12) TRUE FALSE For an array named A of size 100 to go to A[80] requires one multiplication and one addition. 13) TRUE FALSE For linked list with 100 nodes, to go to the node which is 80 nodes from the head requires one multiplication and one addition. 14) TRUE FALSE For a linked list with 100 nodes, to go to the node 3 nodes from the head requires one multiplication and one addition 15) TRUE FALSE In an overloaded function, we must specify the argument data types (int, float, double, char) for each version of the function. 16) TR UE FALSE In a function template we can use arguments of type int, float, double char as long as they can be processed by the defined function template. 17) TRUE FALSE In a linked list we can insert a new node between the second and third nodes without reordering the rest of the nodes 18) TRUE FALSE In a static array we can insert a new element with a new index between the second and third elements without reordering or changing the indices of the rest of the

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If you post more than 1 question, as per chegg guidelines i have to solve only 1 question.

Ques 11. False

In order to reach to A[5] in an array A of size 100, we just need to add an offset to the base pointer to the first element of array.

Let ptr point to the first element of array A.

So, A[5] will be pointed by ( ptr + 5 ).

To access the value at that address, use the * operator like *( ptr + 5 ).

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