What is the best that you can say about the average runtime of an insert operation in a hash table using chaining as a collision resolution scheme when the table is less than 90% full? Select one: а. O( (1 + 1/(1-n/m)2)/2) b. O( log n ) с. О(1) d. O(n) Your answer is incorrect.

What is the best that you can say about the average runtime of an insert operation in a hash table using chaining as a collision resolution scheme when the table is less than 90% full? Select one: а. O( (1 + 1/(1-n/m)2)/2) b. O( log n ) с. О(1) d. O(n) Your answer is incorrect.

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What is the best that you can say about the average runtime of an insert
operation in a hash table using chaining as a collision resolution scheme
when the table is less than 90% full?
Select one:
а.
O( (1+ 1/(1-n/m)2)/2)
b. O( log n)
с. О(1)
d. O(n)
Your answer is incorrect.

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