[Solved] Given a system with states Idle, Active, and Paused, and transitions:Idle -start-> ActiveActive -pause-> PausedPaused -resume-> ActiveWhat is the state after the sequence of events:... | Testing Fundamentals

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Given a system with states Idle, Active, and Paused, and transitions:
Idle -start-> Active
Active -pause-> Paused
Paused -resume-> Active
What is the state after the sequence of events: start, pause, resume?

AActive

BError state

CPaused

DIdle

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Follow the event sequence from initial state
Start at Idle. Event 'start' moves Idle to Active. Then 'pause' moves Active to Paused. Finally, 'resume' moves Paused back to Active.
Step 2: Determine final state
After all events, the system is in Active state.
Final Answer:
Active -> Option A
Quick Check:
Event sequence leads to Active state [OK]

Quick Trick: Trace events step-by-step to find final state [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Skipping an event in the sequence
Confusing pause and resume transitions
Assuming system resets to Idle

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