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> 已知某算法的流程图如图所示，若将输出的（x，y）的值依次记为（x 1，y 1），（x 2，y 2），…，（x n，y n），若程序运行中输出的一个数组是（t，-8），则t为______．

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发布时间：2024-09-07

已知某算法的流程图如图所示，若将输出的（x，y）的值依次记为（x ₁，y ₁），（x ₂，y ₂），…，（x _n，y _n），若程序运行中输出的一个数组是（t，-8），则t为______．

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