Consider the following if statement

if ((condition_1) && (condition_2) && ... (condition_n)) {

// do something

}

Where condition_1, condition_2, … condition_n are n independent boolean variables. You are given the following criteria:

(i) Every condition_i should be true or false at least once

(ii) For every condition_i there should be a pair of two test cases, such that only condition_i is different in the two and the result of the expression is different

Assume that you can give condition_1, condition_2, … condition_n as input to the program. The minimum number of test cases required to satisfy the above criteria are: