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WebBJP4 Self-Check 7.9 (declareArray): OK, so here you have to use the array initialization notation from Section 7.1 and BJP4 Self-Check 7.8! BJP4 Self-Check 7.13 (printElements): To generalize your code (as asked at end of the problem description), use data.length rather than the numeric literal 5. BJP4 Self-Check 7.22 (arrayCodeTracing3): BJP4 ... WebSelf-Check 7.23: arrayCodeTracing4 c. Self-Check 7.25: arrayMystery2 d. Self-Check 7.26: arrayMystery3 e. Self-Check 7.30: isPalindrome If more 25% or more of the class is struggling, return to whole group with the stipulation that students who understand the task may continue working independently. WebO BJP4 Self-Check 7.25: arrayMystery2 i Java array mystery arrays Marty Stepp (on 2016/09/08) Language/Type: Author: Consider the following method, mystery. public static void mystery2 (int [] a, int [] b) { for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) { ali] = a [2 * i % a. length] - b [3 *i % b.length]; What are the values of the elements in array al … cynthia calvin