Suppose an algorithm A takes inputs of size n and requires 16 log2 (n)calculations to process the input. Select all true statements and no false statements below. Increasing the size of the input from n = 10 ton=20 will approximately double the time required. Increasing the size of the input from n = 10 to n = 1000 will approximately triple the time required. Assuming the computer can process 108 operations per second, an input of size n = 1000 will take less than one minute to process. Assuming the computer can process 108 operations per second, an input of size n. - 1030 will take less than

Suppose an algorithm A takes inputs of size n and requires 16 log2 (n)calculations to process the input. Select all true statements and no false statements below. Increasing the size of the input from n = 10 ton=20 will approximately double the time required. Increasing the size of the input from n = 10 to n = 1000 will approximately triple the time required. Assuming the computer can process 108 operations per second, an input of size n = 1000 will take less than one minute to process. Assuming the computer can process 108 operations per second, an input of size n. - 1030 will take less than

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Suppose an algorithm A takes inputs of size n and requires 16 log₂ (n)calculations to process the
input. Select all true statements and no false statements below.
Increasing the size of the input from n = 10 to n = 20 will approximately double the time required.
Increasing the size of the input from n = 10 ton = 1000 will approximately triple the time required.
1000 will take less than
Assuming the computer can process 108 operations per second, an input of size =
one minute to process.
Assuming the computer can process 108 operations per second, an input of size n =
one second to process.
1030 will take less than

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