18 18. Recurrence Relation to RuntimeGiven an algorithm with the recurrence relation of T(n)= T(n-1) +n, what is the Big O runtime? This equation means that there is a function that when called with input size n, itperforms n work and then recursively calls the function for the n-1 case.Assume T(0) -1.Pick ONE optionO(nlogin))O(n*(log(n))Oflogin)(n^2)Clear Selection19. Binary Search ImplementationBelow is an implementation of binary search, but the implementation contains an error. What is the error?binary search(array, target):left.right e,len(array)-1while left ce right:R1d - left - ((right- left) // 2)A arnat H SPFAulnial253254PE84

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Given an algorithm with the recurrence relation of T(n)- T(n-1)+n, what is the Big O runtime? This equation means that there is a function that when called with input size n, it performs n work and then recursively calls the function for the n-1 case. Assume T(0) -1. Pick ONE option O(nlogin)) O(n*(login)) Oflogin) (n^2) Cinar Selection

Given an algorithm with the recurrence relation of T(n)- T(n-1)+n, what is the Big O runtime? This equation means that there is a function that when called with input size n, it performs n work and then recursively calls the function for the n-1 case. Assume T(0) -1. Pick ONE option O(nlogin)) O(n*(login)) Oflogin) (n^2) Cinar Selection

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

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