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32. (2 points) Use an if-statement to create a program that shows a diameter 20 circle moving diagonally from the upper left corner to the center where it then stops and stays in the center.

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2. Which answer best describes the behavior of this processing sketch? int xPos, yPos; A. A ball moves from the upper left corner, diagonally to the void setup() { lower right corner. size (400, 400); B. A ball moves from the upper left corner, diagonally to the y Pos = 0; center, then stops and stays in the center. xPos = 0; A ball moves from the upper left corner, diagonally to the center, then straight down to the bottom A ball moves from the upper left corner, diagonally to the void draw() { center, then diagonally to the lower left. background (255); E. A ball moves from the upper left corner, straight down the ellipse (xPos, yPos, 5, 5); left side until half-way down then diagonally to the middle of the bottom y Pos = y Pos + 1; xPos - xPos + (1-yPos/(height/2));

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17. What expression can you put in the blank so this program shows a circle falling from the top center to the middle and then stopping when it reaches the center of the display staying there for 50 frames and then moving back up and off of the screen? A. frameCount/(height/2) int bally = 0; B. frameCount: (height/2) void draw() { C. (1-(frameCount/(height/2))) background(120); D. (1-(bally/(height/2))) bally = bally + E. bally/(height/2) ellipse(width/2, bally, 20, 20);

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