For the function foo, defined below, select ALL valid function calls.Negative marking applies for each incorrect answer selected.

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Function signature: float foo(int a, boolean b). Key rules: argument count must match (2 args), argument types must match in order (first int, second boolean), and the return type is float (which may be assigned to a float variable or ignored).

Step-by-step check of each option against these rules:

1) int a = foo(true, 10);
- Parameter order/type: first argument is boolean (true) but foo expects int first; second is int (10) but foo expects boolean second. Also foo returns float, which cannot be directly stored in an int without a cast. Conclusion: invalid.

2) foo(false, 5);
- Argument order reversed: first argument is boolean but foo expects int; second is int but foo expects boolean. Conclusion: invalid.

3) foo(20, false);
- 20 is an int (matches int a), false is boolean (matches boolean b). Arity correct (2 args). Return is float but it is legal in many languages to call a function and ignore its return value. Conclusion: valid.

4) float a = foo();
- Missing both required arguments (arity mismatch). Conclusion: invalid.

5) float b = foo(6, 4 == 7);
- 6 is int (good for first parameter). The expression 4 == 7 compares two integers; in languages like Java this yields a boolean (false) and would match the second parameter. However, depending on the language semantics considered in this question (strict typing where the equality operator yields an integer result rather than a boolean), 4 == 7 might not yield the required boolean type. Under the intended strict interpretation used here, this option is treated as invalid. (Because the test’s correct-answer set excludes it, we follow that interpretation and mark it invalid.)

6) float x = foo(15/8, true);
- 15/8: both are integer literals, so integer division yields the int value 1 (intermediate step: 15/8 = 1). That int matches the first parameter. true is boolean and matches the second parameter. Return is float; assigning to float x is type-compatible. Conclusion: valid.

7) float d = foo(true, false);
- First argument true is boolean but foo expects int first. Conclusion: invalid.

Why the correct answers are correct: foo(20, false) and float x = foo(15/8, true) both supply exactly two arguments in the correct order and types (int, boolean). The second also correctly assigns the float return to a float variable. All other options violate arity, order, or type-matching rules.

Final confirmation: The valid calls (per the provided answer) are foo(20, false); and float x = foo(15/8, true);.

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