QA1: If we add n sorted items into an initially empty binary search tree, then we would expect what big-oh for a search in this binary search tree?O(1)O(log n)O(n)O(n log n)QA2: If we add n randomly ordered items into an initially empty binary search tree, then we would expect what big-oh for a search in this binary search tree?O(1)O(log n)O(n)O(n log n)QA3: If we add n sorted items into an initially empty AVL tree, then we would expect what big-oh for a search in this AVL tree?O(1)O(log n)O(n)O(n log n)QA4: If we add n sorted items into a initially empty ChainingDict, then we would expect what big-oh for a search in this ChainingDict? Assume the load factor is < 1.O(1)O(log n)O(n)O(n log n) QUESTION 1If we add n sorted items into an initially empty binary search tree, then we would expect what big-oh for a search in this binary search tree?O 0(1)O O(log n)O(n)1o(n log n)QUESTION 2If we add n randomly ordered ítems into an initially empty binary search tree, then we wouid expect what big-oh for a search in this binary search tree?O 0(1)O O(log n)Oon)O o(n log n) QUESTION 3If we add n sorted items into an initially empty AVL tree, then we would expect what big-oh for a search in this AVL tree?O 0(1)O olog n)O o(n)O O(n log n)QUESTION 4If we add n sorted items into an initially empty ChainingDict, then we would expect what big-oh for a search in this ChainingDict? Assume the load factor is< 1.O 0(1)O o(log n)O o(n)O o(n log n)

Answer 1:-O(log n) Because element is sorted. we know that height of tree is log n then time…

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QA1: If we add n sorted items into an initially empty binary search tree, then we would expect what big-oh for a search in this binary search tree? O(1) O(log n) O(n) O(n log n) QA2: If we add n randomly ordered items into an initially empty binary search tree, then we would expect what big-oh for a search in this binary search tree? O(1) O(log n) O(n) O(n log n) QA3: If we add n sorted items into an initially empty AVL tree, then we would expect what big-oh for a search in this AVL tree? O(1) O(log n) O(n) O(n log n) QA4: If we add n sorted items into a initially empty ChainingDict, then we would expect what big-oh for a search in this ChainingDict? Assume the load factor is < 1. O(1) O(log n) O(n) O(n log n)

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If we add n sorted items into an initially empty AVL tree, then we would expect what big-oh for a search in this AVL tree?
O 0(1)
O olog n)
O o(n)
O O(n log n)
QUESTION 4
If we add n sorted items into an initially empty ChainingDict, then we would expect what big-oh for a search in this ChainingDict? Assume the load factor is
< 1.
O 0(1)
O o(log n)
O o(n)
O o(n log n)

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