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From a list of bid bonds, find out whether the bonds can be equally divided between 2 people with the same value  a. Design your algorithm in pseudocode! (PS: use dynamic programming algorithm) b. Do an analysis for your algorithm resulting in an asymptotic notation! (PS: the bid bond value can be quite large in a trillion (10^12)) c. Prove that your algorithm is correct and create your own input/output for 4 cases, and the minimum number of bid bonds for each case is 20!

From a list of bid bonds, find out whether the bonds can be equally divided between 2 people with the same value  a. Design your algorithm in pseudocode! (PS: use dynamic programming algorithm) b. Do an analysis for your algorithm resulting in an asymptotic notation! (PS: the bid bond value can be quite large in a trillion (10^12)) c. Prove that your algorithm is correct and create your own input/output for 4 cases, and the minimum number of bid bonds for each case is 20!

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From a list of bid bonds, find out whether the bonds can be equally divided between 2 people with the same value 
a. Design your algorithm in pseudocode! (PS: use dynamic programming algorithm)
b. Do an analysis for your algorithm resulting in an asymptotic notation! (PS: the bid bond value can be quite large in a trillion (10^12))
c. Prove that your algorithm is correct and create your own input/output for 4 cases, and the minimum number of bid bonds for each case is 20!

 

Sample Input 1 Sample Output 1 10022120 yes 2343520822 428808992 2779943396 2408538 Sample Input 2 Sample Output 2 44584242 no 2442877 28779743 Output explanation: > Sample 1 yes: sum 2,782,351,934, 1* person: {10022120, 2343520822, 428808992}, 2nd person: {2779943396, 2408538} > Sample 2 no, there's no possibility to equally divide the bid bonds.
Transcribed Image Text:Sample Input 1 Sample Output 1 10022120 yes 2343520822 428808992 2779943396 2408538 Sample Input 2 Sample Output 2 44584242 no 2442877 28779743 Output explanation: > Sample 1 yes: sum 2,782,351,934, 1* person: {10022120, 2343520822, 428808992}, 2nd person: {2779943396, 2408538} > Sample 2 no, there's no possibility to equally divide the bid bonds.
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