Dear Student,
below i have written the complete explanation:
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first we must know the size of each element.
Data Type Size
int 4
float 4
bool 1
char 1
Since the base address is 200
hence int will take 4 bytes of memory i.e 200-203
float y[10] will take the memory = 40 bytes (since y is an array) hence address is 204 - 243
bool z will take 1 byte of memory hence address will be 244 - 245
char w will take 1 byte of memory hence base address would be 246.
Ans: Address of w is : 246
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