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Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

>>>type(3.5**0)

Answer 2

<class 'float'>, <class 'int'> and <class 'float'> :

Explanation:

• The first question "type(3/2)", gives the output as <class 'float'>, because the type is used to states the type of a result and the "3/2" gives the float value. It is because '/' is a division operator.
• The Second question "type(3//2)", gives the output as <class 'int'>, because the type is used to states the type of a result and the "3//2" gives the int value. It is because '/' is a division operator, but '//' neglects the decimal value.
• The Third question "type(3.5**0)", gives the output as <class 'float'>, because the type is used to states the type of a result and the "3.5**0" gives the float value. It is because '**' operator is used to find the power of any value, but the 3.5 gives the result in the float.

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