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The following two statements are part of a longer program. When they are executed, what should we expect to see appearing in the console?let answer = number + number + numberconsole.log(answer)Group of answer choicesA value which is twice the value stored in the variable 'number'.A value which is three times the value stored in the variable 'number'.An error message.It depends the type of the variable 'number'.None of the above.

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The following two statements are part of a longer program. When they are executed, what should we expect to see appearing in the console?let answer = number + number + numberconsole.log(answer)Group of answer choicesA value which is twice the value stored in the variable 'number'.A value which is three times the value stored in the variable 'number'.An error message.It depends the type of the variable 'number'.None of the above.

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A value which is three times the value stored in the variable 'number'.

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