4. (6) Running a certain function through timeit on input sizes of 10, 100, 1000, and 10000produced the following output.The function took 0.6229620007616177 microseconds on input of size 10.The function took 24.141351002072042 microseconds on input of size 100.The function took 3128.683304999869 microseconds on input of size 1000.The function took 349780.276850002 microseconds on input of size 10000.Based on these average times, what is the time complexity of the function? 0Cn)/a) 0(1) b) 0(log n) c) 0(n) d) 0(n²) e) It is impossible to tell.Explain why you chose what you did?4

Time complexity of the given function

(6) Running a certain function through timeit on input sizes of 10, 100, 100 produced the following output. The function took 0.6229620007616177 microseconds on in The function took 24.141351002072042 microseconds on in The function took 3128.683304999869 microseconds on inp The function took 349780.276850002 microseconds on inp Based on these average times, what is the time complexity of the fun a) 0(1) b) 0(log n) c) 0(n) d) 0(n²) e) It is impossible to Explain why you chose what you did?

(6) Running a certain function through timeit on input sizes of 10, 100, 100 produced the following output. The function took 0.6229620007616177 microseconds on in The function took 24.141351002072042 microseconds on in The function took 3128.683304999869 microseconds on inp The function took 349780.276850002 microseconds on inp Based on these average times, what is the time complexity of the fun a) 0(1) b) 0(log n) c) 0(n) d) 0(n²) e) It is impossible to Explain why you chose what you did?

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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