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j = 2

k = 5

n = 9

while j < k

m = 6

while m < n

output "Goodbye"

m = m + 1

endwhile

j = j + 1

endwhile

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The output of the code will be "Goodbye" printed 6 times for each iteration of the outer loop.

Step-by-step explanation:

j is initialized to 2, k is initialized to 5, and n is initialized to 9. The outer loop will run as long as j is less than k, so it will run for 3 iterations.

In the first iteration, j is 2, so the inner loop starts with m being set to 6. The inner loop will run as long as m is less than n, so it will run for 3 iterations. During each iteration, the string "Goodbye" will be output.

In the second iteration of the outer loop, j is 3 and the inner loop will run again for 3 iterations, outputting "Goodbye" each time.

In the third and final iteration of the outer loop, j is 4 and the inner loop will run for 3 more iterations, outputting "Goodbye" each time.

After the third iteration of the outer loop, the program will terminate.

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