What will be the range of the random numbers generated by the following code snippet? rand() % 50 + 5; Between 5 and 55 Between 5 and 54 Between 4 and 56 Between O and 55 None, there is a syntax error O I ran my program twice. Each time, I got the same sequence of pseudorandom numbers. Why? That's how c++works, there's really no way around that. O I should have seeded the random number generator with srand(time(NULL); I needed to use rand()%641; I should have used srand) instead of rand) C++ cannot produce pseudorandom numbers. Which statement will set x to -1 or 4, given this statement which generates a random number between O and 1 (inclusive): intr-rand() % 2// Between 0 and 1 int x--1 +2 r int x--1+3r int x 1+4r int x--1+5*r None of them