n a sorted array, from lowest to highest, of all prime numbers less than 100 - searching for which prime numbers using linear search will be better than or equal to binary search? NOTE - in this question marking wrong answers will result in negative scoring, so be extremely careful when answering. Group of answer choices 11 41 5 23 43 29 7 17 37 13 31 2 19 3 47

n a sorted array, from lowest to highest, of all prime numbers less than 100 - searching for which prime numbers using linear search will be better than or equal to binary search? NOTE - in this question marking wrong answers will result in negative scoring, so be extremely careful when answering. Group of answer choices 11 41 5 23 43 29 7 17 37 13 31 2 19 3 47

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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Chapter6: Arrays

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