3 Thinking about Loops (3 points) When we think about loops in 122, we will always concentrate on a single iteration of the loop. A loop will almost always modify something; the following loop modifies the local assignable i while (i &6 b > 0) { if (a > b) { a a.b; } else { b = b-a; If a 94 and b 12, then d' and . If a = 1 + y and b= I, where I and y are both positive integers, then and . If a a nd b + 2, where is a positive integer and is a non-negative integer, then and V Ifa > O and b>0, one of the two cases above will always be the case. Therefore, we can conclude which of the following about the values stored in a and b after an arbitrary iteration of the loop? (Check all that apply) d'>0 and > 0 d'>0 and V > 0 d'>0 and > 0 d'>0 and > 0<>