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There are many implementations of hashCode that might seem reasonable when the argument type is Integer. For example, if you don't know anything in advance about the Integer values that might be likely to be hashed, then the implementation for hashCode that just returns the integer itself is quite reasonable (and, as it happens, this is the actual implementation provided by java.lang.Integer in the standard Java library). Show how the elements of the set above are distributed among the buckets by this hash function.

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