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Question 3. In the following hash table, we insert elements using hashing with open addressing with quadratic
probing. Elements have as keys integer numbers, and the hash function for the i-th probe is given by hash(x, i)
(x + ²) %11. We insert, in the given order, the elements with the following keys: 46, 58, 57, 39. Indicate, where
these elements will be placed in the table.
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