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Given the following code snippet:  int n = 172;  n = bar(n);Which of the following is the matching function definition?Question 9Answera.float bar(float i) {  float value = (i*PI)/180.0;  return value;}b.int bar(int a) {  int rem = a%60;  return rem;}c.boolean bar(int n, int m) {  int div = n/m;  return (div*m == n);}d.void bar(float a, float b) {  float scale = a * b;  ellipse(400, 400, scale, scale);}

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Given the following code snippet:  int n = 172;  n = bar(n);Which of the following is the matching function definition?Question 9Answera.float bar(float i) {  float value = (iPI)/180.0;  return value;}b.int bar(int a) {  int rem = a%60;  return rem;}c.boolean bar(int n, int m) {  int div = n/m;  return (divm == n);}d.void bar(float a, float b) {  float scale = a * b;  ellipse(400, 400, scale, scale);}

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The matching function definition for the given code snippet is:

b. int bar(int a) {
int rem = a%60;
return rem; }

This is because the function 'bar' in the code snippet is called with an integer 'n' as an argument and the return value is assigned back to 'n', which is also an integer. Therefore, the function must take an integer as an argument and return an integer. Among the given options, only option b satisfies these conditions.

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