The provided image shows a program in four programming languages (Python, Pascal, C++, Algorithmic language) and a problem description. The problem asks to identify all pairs of numbers (s, t) from a given list for which the program will output "NO". The condition for outputting "YES" is `s > -3 and t > 2`. Therefore, the condition for outputting "NO" is the negation of this, which is `s <= -3 or t <= 2`. Let's test each pair: 1. (5, 8): s = 5, t = 8 Is `5 <= -3`? No. Is `8 <= 2`? No. Since both conditions are false, the program outputs "YES". 2. (-5, 8): s = -5, t = 8 Is `-5 <= -3`? Yes. Is `8 <= 2`? No. Since `s <= -3` is true, the program outputs "NO". 3. (3, -11): s = 3, t = -11 Is `3 <= -3`? No. Is `-11 <= 2`? Yes. Since `t <= 2` is true, the program outputs "NO". 4. (-4, 0): s = -4, t = 0 Is `-4 <= -3`? Yes. Is `0 <= 2`? Yes. Since `s <= -3` is true (and `t <= 2` is also true), the program outputs "NO". 5. (-3, 2): s = -3, t = 2 Is `-3 <= -3`? Yes. Is `2 <= 2`? Yes. Since `s <= -3` is true (and `t <= 2` is also true), the program outputs "NO". The pairs for which the program outputs "NO" are 2, 3, 4, and 5. The question asks to write the numbers of the selected pairs in ascending order.