1. Prof. Nigma at the Portland Institute of Technology (which still doesn't exist) was thrilled with your previous work and hired you again to analyze the algorithm given here in pseudocode! As usual, however, Prof. Nigma neglected to explain what the algorithm does. def Q(A[0..n-1]) // Input: Array A[0..n - 1] of n real numbers, for n ≥ 1 if n = 1 return A[0] else temp = Q(A[0..n - 2]) if temp A[n 1] return temp else return A[n - 1] (a) What does this algorithm compute? Give an English description of what value it returns on a given input array, along with a convincing explanation of your answer. (You do not need to give examples as part of your answer, but as always, you are welcome to include examples along with the English description, if it would make your answer clearer.) (b) What is the complexity class of this algorithm? To find it, first state a re- currence for the time complexity of the algorithm, then solve it using one of the methods presented in class for solving recurrences. Be sure to give a thorough ex- planation of what makes your recurrence correct, and show your work for solving the recurrence including showing a k'th step in your method if you use unwind-

1. Prof. Nigma at the Portland Institute of Technology (which still doesn't exist) was thrilled with your previous work and hired you again to analyze the algorithm given here in pseudocode! As usual, however, Prof. Nigma neglected to explain what the algorithm does. def Q(A[0..n-1]) // Input: Array A[0..n - 1] of n real numbers, for n ≥ 1 if n = 1 return A[0] else temp = Q(A[0..n - 2]) if temp A[n 1] return temp else return A[n - 1] (a) What does this algorithm compute? Give an English description of what value it returns on a given input array, along with a convincing explanation of your answer. (You do not need to give examples as part of your answer, but as always, you are welcome to include examples along with the English description, if it would make your answer clearer.) (b) What is the complexity class of this algorithm? To find it, first state a re- currence for the time complexity of the algorithm, then solve it using one of the methods presented in class for solving recurrences. Be sure to give a thorough ex- planation of what makes your recurrence correct, and show your work for solving the recurrence including showing a k'th step in your method if you use unwind-

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