Q1: MCM Algorithm ImplementationImplement Matrix Chain Multiplication (MCM) algorithm using the following pseudocode asinstructed in the Class Lecture.MATRIX-CHAIN-ORDER (p)1 n length[p] - 12 for i +1 to ndo m[i, i] +04 for / +2 ton3Dl is the chain length.do for i +1 ton-1+1do j+i+1-1m[i, j] + 00for k +i to j - 156.789.do q + m[i, k] + m[k + 1, j]+ Pi–1 PkPjif q < m[i, j]then m[i, j] +qs[i, j] +k10111213 return m and s

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Q1: MCM Algorithm Implementation Implement Matrix Chain Multiplication (MCM) algorithm using the following pseudocode as instructed in the Class Lecture. MATRIX-CHAIN-ORDER (p) 1 ne length[p] - 1 2 for i +1 ton 3 do m[i, i] +0 4 for / +2 to n 5 Dl is the chain length. do for i +1 to n-1+1 do jei+l-1 mli, j] + 0 for k +i to j - 1 7 8 9. do q + m[i, k] + m[k + 1, j]+ Pi–1 PkPj if q < m[i, j] then m[i, j] + q s[i, j] +k 10 11 12 13 return m and s

Q1: MCM Algorithm Implementation Implement Matrix Chain Multiplication (MCM) algorithm using the following pseudocode as instructed in the Class Lecture. MATRIX-CHAIN-ORDER (p) 1 ne length[p] - 1 2 for i +1 ton 3 do m[i, i] +0 4 for / +2 to n 5 Dl is the chain length. do for i +1 to n-1+1 do jei+l-1 mli, j] + 0 for k +i to j - 1 7 8 9. do q + m[i, k] + m[k + 1, j]+ Pi–1 PkPj if q < m[i, j] then m[i, j] + q s[i, j] +k 10 11 12 13 return m and s

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