When a class member function is a binary operation, how are the operands specifi

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When a class member function is a binary operation, how are the operands specified? Question 9 options: a) Both operands are passed to the member function as parameters. b) One operand is passed to the member function and the second is a global variable. c) One operand is passed to the member function and the second is the class instance to which the function is applied. d) Depends on the compiler. When a class member function is a binary operation, how are the operands specified? When a class member function is a binary operation, how are the operands specified? a) Both operands are passed to the member function as parameters. b) One operand is passed to the member function and the second is a global variable. c) One operand is passed to the member function and the second is the class instance to which the function is applied. d) Depends on the compiler. Both operands are passed to the member function as parameters. One operand is passed to the member function and the second is a global variable. One operand is passed to the member function and the second is the class instance to which the function is applied. Depends on the compiler. a) Both operands are passed to the member function as parameters. b) One operand is passed to the member function and the second is a global variable. c) One operand is passed to the member function and the second is the class instance to which the function is applied. d) Depends on the compiler.

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