Run time complexity of an algorithm which processes an array of N items can be defined as T(N) = a N¹. See the run time recorded for different N in Table below. Solve b using log(T(2N)/T(N)). Use this to approximate the complexity? How long it will take possibly for N = 64 N seconds 2 4 8 64 1.0 8.0 64.0 ? a. 32768 b. 256 c. 8192 d. 2048

Run time complexity of an algorithm which processes an array of N items can be defined as T(N) = a N¹. See the run time recorded for different N in Table below. Solve b using log(T(2N)/T(N)). Use this to approximate the complexity? How long it will take possibly for N = 64 N seconds 2 4 8 64 1.0 8.0 64.0 ? a. 32768 b. 256 c. 8192 d. 2048

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