Quadtrees can also be used to perform range queries. Describe an algorithm for querying a quadtree on a set P of points with a query region R. Analyze the worst-case query time for the case where R is a rectangle, and for the case where R is a half-plane bounded by a vertical line

Quadtrees can also be used to perform range queries. Describe an algorithm for querying a quadtree on a set P of points with a query region R. Analyze the worst-case query time for the case where R is a rectangle, and for the case where R is a half-plane bounded by a vertical line

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