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The successive abstract sequences are [10], [20,10], [20,10,30], [10,30], [10,30,40], [10,30,40,10], [10,30,40], [10,30,40,15], and finally [30,40,15]. The three removals return 20, 10, and 10, respectively. With the display convention in part (i), the output is
20
10
10
Queue status: [30, 40, 15]
The capacity-four bound is never exceeded. The abstract trace is independent of which physical array slots wrap around.

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