What are the correct intermediate steps of the following data set when it is being sorted with the bubble sort? 15,20,10,18. A 10, 20,15,18 -- 10,15,20,18 -- 10,15,18,20 B 15,20,10,18 -- 15,10,20,18 -- 10,15,20,18 -- 10,15,18,20 C 15,10,20,18 -- 15,10,18,20 -- 10,15,18,20 D 15,18,10,20 -- 10,18,15,20 -- 10,15,18,20 -- 10,15,18,20

What are the correct intermediate steps of the following data set when it is being sorted with the bubble sort? 15,20,10,18. A 10, 20,15,18 -- 10,15,20,18 -- 10,15,18,20 B 15,20,10,18 -- 15,10,20,18 -- 10,15,20,18 -- 10,15,18,20 C 15,10,20,18 -- 15,10,18,20 -- 10,15,18,20 D 15,18,10,20 -- 10,18,15,20 -- 10,15,18,20 -- 10,15,18,20

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	A	10, 20,15,18 -- 10,15,20,18 -- 10,15,18,20
	B	15,20,10,18 -- 15,10,20,18 -- 10,15,20,18 -- 10,15,18,20
	C	15,10,20,18 -- 15,10,18,20 -- 10,15,18,20
	D	15,18,10,20 -- 10,18,15,20 -- 10,15,18,20 -- 10,15,18,20