24. An algorithm is called optimal for the solution of a prob- lem with respect to a specified operation if there is no al- gorithm for solving this problem using fewer operations. a) Show that Algorithm 1 in Section 3.1 is an optimal algorithm with respect to the number of comparisons of integers. [Note: Comparisons used for bookkeep- ing in the loop are not of concern here.] b) Is the linear search algorithm optimal with respect to 0 the number of comparisons of integers (not including çomparisons used for bookkeeping in the loop)? ba

24. An algorithm is called optimal for the solution of a prob- lem with respect to a specified operation if there is no al- gorithm for solving this problem using fewer operations. a) Show that Algorithm 1 in Section 3.1 is an optimal algorithm with respect to the number of comparisons of integers. [Note: Comparisons used for bookkeep- ing in the loop are not of concern here.] b) Is the linear search algorithm optimal with respect to 0 the number of comparisons of integers (not including çomparisons used for bookkeeping in the loop)? ba

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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