Answer the given question with a proper explanation and step-by-step solution. state whether the question true or false (3) The big-O estimate for the number additions used in the segment of the algorithm is O(n).t:=0for i:=1 to nfor j:=1 to nt=t+i+jTrueFalse(4) f(x)=x²+2x+1 is 0 (x²)TrueFalse(5) The big-O estimate for the function f(n) = n log(n² + 1) + n² log n is O (n log(n² + 1)).TrueFalse(6) Below are the correct steps to find gcd (5532, 50) using the Euclidean algorithm.5322=50-1060 +2250=22-2+622=6-3+46=4-1+2True4=2-2+0So, gcd (5322, 50) = gcd (50, 22) = gcd (22, 6) = gcd (6, 4) = 4False

3. Here since the addition is performed in the inner loop. So compleexity is O(n2). True is the…

(3) The big-O estimate for the number additions used in the segment of the algorithm is O(n). t:m0 for i:=1 to n for j:=1 to n tmt+i+j True (4) f(x)=x²+2x+1 is 0 (x²) True False False (5) The big-O estimate for the function f(n)-n log(n² + 1) + n² log n is O (n log(n² + 1)). True False True (6) Below are the correct steps to find ged (5532, 50) using the Euclidean algorithm. 5322= 50-1060 +22 50=22-2+6 22=6-3+4 6=4-1+2 4=2-2+0 So, gcd (5322, 50) = gcd (50, 22) = gcd (22, 6) = gcd (6, 4) = 4 False

(3) The big-O estimate for the number additions used in the segment of the algorithm is O(n). t:m0 for i:=1 to n for j:=1 to n tmt+i+j True (4) f(x)=x²+2x+1 is 0 (x²) True False False (5) The big-O estimate for the function f(n)-n log(n² + 1) + n² log n is O (n log(n² + 1)). True False True (6) Below are the correct steps to find ged (5532, 50) using the Euclidean algorithm. 5322= 50-1060 +22 50=22-2+6 22=6-3+4 6=4-1+2 4=2-2+0 So, gcd (5322, 50) = gcd (50, 22) = gcd (22, 6) = gcd (6, 4) = 4 False

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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