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    - The document describes a problem that asks the user to enter the 11th, 12th, and 13th digits of an ISBN number. It then defines variables x, y, and z to represent each digit and calculates r as the sum of x, 3y, and z. It defines p as 91 and calculates q as the sum of r and p. It prints a statement giving the final value of q.

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    - The document describes a problem that asks the user to enter the 11th, 12th, and 13th digits of an ISBN number. It then defines variables x, y, and z to represent each digit and calculates r as the sum of x, 3y, and z. It defines p as 91 and calculates q as the sum of r and p. It prints a statement giving the final value of q.

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    - The document describes a problem that asks the user to enter the 11th, 12th, and 13th digits of an ISBN number. It then defines variables x, y, and z to represent each digit and calculates r as the sum of x, 3y, and z. It defines p as 91 and calculates q as the sum of r and p. It prints a statement giving the final value of q.

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    PROBLEM J1: ISBN Enter digit 11 (x). Enter digit 12 (y). Enter digit 13 (z).

    -let x be digit 11 -let y be digit 12 -let z be digit 13 -let r be number produced from the 1-3-sum of digits 11, 12, and 13 -let p be 91 (Note 91 was calculated from using the 1-3-sum of the 13 digit number (9780921418) (provided in example) minus the last three numbers (9*1 + 4*3 + 8*1). -let q be sum of r+p

    Complete operation, x+3y+z = r

    Complete operation, r+91=q

    printf (The 1-3-sum is q\n)

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