Question

which line of code will have the following output? area: 150 side1 = 10 side2 = 15 area = 10 + 15 print(\area:\, area) side1 = 10 side2 = 15 area = 10 15 print(\area:\, area) side1 = 10 side2 = 15 area = 10 15 print \area:\, area

Explanation:

The desired output is "area: 150". For two numbers side1 = 10 and side2 = 15, the correct way to calculate an area - like quantity (assuming it's a rectangle - like calculation where area = length * width) is by multiplying them. In Python, the correct syntax for printing is print("area:", area). The first option adds the two values instead of multiplying. The third option has incorrect print syntax (missing parentheses in Python). The second option multiplies the two values and has the correct print syntax.

Answer:

sidel = 10
side2 = 15
area = 10 * 15
print("area:", area)