(a) Given C = C1 and C2 and ... and Cn, suppose that C has been coded as C= C1 and C2 and ... and Ci−1 and Ci+1 ... and Cn; note one missing simple condition in C. Show that, in the general case, an...

(a) Given C = C1 and C2 and ... and Cn, suppose that C has been coded as C= C1 and C2 and ... and Ci−1 and Ci+1 ... and Cn; note one missing simple condition in C. Show that, in the general case, an MC/DC adequate test set is not likely to detect the error in C. (b) Can we say that an MC/DC adequate test set will not detect this error? (c) Does the error detection capability of the MC/DC criteria change as the number of missing simple conditions increases? (d) Answer parts (a) and (c) assuming that C = C1 or C2 or ... or Cn and C= C1 or C2 or ... or Ci−1 or Ci+1 ... or Cn.