Artificial intelligence (MCQ))))) A. What is meant by search algorithm completeness?o if at least one solution existso If always finds a solution in a linear time complexityo If always finds a least-cost solutiono None of the answersB. What is meant by search algorithm optimality?O When a search algorithm finds a solution• When a search algorithm finds the best solutiono When a search algorithm finds a solution in a linear time complexityo None of the answersC. Time and Space complexity are measured in terms ofo b: Maximum branching factor of the search treeo d: Depth of the least-cost solutiono m: Maximum depth of the state spaceo All above

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A. What is meant by search algorithm completeness? o if at least one solution exists o If always finds a solution in a linear time complexity o If always finds a least-cost solution • None of the answers B. What is meant by search algorithm optimality? O When a search algorithm finds a solution O When a search algorithm finds the best solution • When a search algorithm finds a solution in a linear time complexity o None of the answers

A. What is meant by search algorithm completeness? o if at least one solution exists o If always finds a solution in a linear time complexity o If always finds a least-cost solution • None of the answers B. What is meant by search algorithm optimality? O When a search algorithm finds a solution O When a search algorithm finds the best solution • When a search algorithm finds a solution in a linear time complexity o None of the answers

Database System Concepts

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

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

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