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QUESTION 11
What is the time complexity function of the following algorithm?
1. Input string #1,..., n
2. For i = 1 to n - 1 do
2.1 For j = 1 + 1 to n do
2.1.1 If ; = 2, then
2.1.1.1 Return "There is duplicate integer in the string.
3. Return "There are no duplicate integers in the string."
a.
f(n) =
n² - n
O b. f(n) = n²
O c. f(n) = n
O d. f(n) = 2n
QUESTION 12
An algorithm has time complexity f(n) = n4+200x²+ 10000.
Of is 0 (1)
Of is 0 (n²)
Of is 0 (n¹)
Of is 0 (nº)
QUESTION 13
Algorithm one has time complexity that is O(n) and algorithm two has time complixity f, that is
Algorithm one is faster.
Algorithm two is faster.
The two algorithms are equally fast.
We can not tell from the information given.
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