Given the Following Method, What Is the Result of GetNumber(n)

question 92

Multiple Choice

Given the following method, what is the result of getNumber(n) ?
Public static double getNumber(double n)
{
Return Math.pow(Math.sqrt(n) , 2) - n;
}

• A) Always 0 for every argument n
• B) Always 2 for every argument n
• C) Close to 0, but not always 0
• D) Compilation error

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