Fill in Table P13.8(a) with the number of comparisons made, when the elements shown in row 1 of the table ({66, 100, 55, 3, 99, 144}) are either successfully or unsuccessfully searched over the list of elements {66, 42, 96, 100, 3, 55, 99} when the latter is represented as (i) sequential list (ii) binary search tree and (iii) linear probing based hash table with single slot buckets, using the hash function h(X)= X mod 7. Representation of data elements Sequential list Binary search tree Hash table Table P13.8(a). Search comparison table for illustrative problem 13.8 66 Number of comparisons 55 3 100 99 144

Fill in Table P13.8(a) with the number of comparisons made, when the elements shown in row 1 of the table ({66, 100, 55, 3, 99, 144}) are either successfully or unsuccessfully searched over the list of elements {66, 42, 96, 100, 3, 55, 99} when the latter is represented as (i) sequential list (ii) binary search tree and (iii) linear probing based hash table with single slot buckets, using the hash function h(X)= X mod 7. Representation of data elements Sequential list Binary search tree Hash table Table P13.8(a). Search comparison table for illustrative problem 13.8 66 Number of comparisons 55 3 100 99 144

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