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ISRO-DEC2017-73

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Consider the function

int fun(x: integer)
{
    If x>100 then fun=x-10;
    else
    fun=fun(fun(x+11));
}

For the input $x=95$, the function will return

  1. $89$
  2. $90$
  3. $91$
  4. $92$

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value return by fun(95)=fun(fun(106))=fun(96)=fun(fun(107))=fun(97)=fun(fun(108))=fun(98)=fun(fun(109))=fun(99)=fun(fun(110))=fun(100)=fun(fun(111))=fun(101)=91.
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