PLEASE ANSWER QUICKLY For each of the following functions, use big-O notation to give a tight bound on the runtime in terms of n, the number of elements in num_Ist. You can assume that the length of a list can be computed in constant time (that is, the len() operation is O(1) - the amount of time required to compute the length is the same no matter how big the list is).

PLEASE ANSWER QUICKLY For each of the following functions, use big-O notation to give a tight bound on the runtime in terms of n, the number of elements in num_Ist. You can assume that the length of a list can be computed in constant time (that is, the len() operation is O(1) - the amount of time required to compute the length is the same no matter how big the list is).

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Chapter6: Creating, Sorting, And Querying A Table

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