If the efficiency of the algorithm doIt can be expressed as 0(n) = n²,analyze and calculate the efficiency of the following program segment:1=1loop (in)4JHAloop (j

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If the efficiency of the algorithm doIt can be expressed as O(n) = n´, analyze and calculate the efficiency of the following program segment: 1=1 loop (i <= n) 1-1 loop (j

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If the efficiency of the algorithm doIt can be expressed as 0(n) = n²,
analyze and calculate the efficiency of the following program segment:
1=1
loop (in)
4
JHA
loop (j<n)
dolt (....)
1=1*1
end loop
1=1+1
end loop
B I
IN
USXX²

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