Assume T(n) is a count of the number of key operations for an algorithm that processes a list of n elements. Determine the Big-O runtime efficiency of the algorithm. T(n) = n - 18 O a. O (log n) O b. O (n log n) O c. O(n) O d. 0 (n³)

Assume T(n) is a count of the number of key operations for an algorithm that processes a list of n elements. Determine the Big-O runtime efficiency of the algorithm. T(n) = n - 18 O a. O (log n) O b. O (n log n) O c. O(n) O d. 0 (n³)

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