Question 15  pap Suppose we have a Monte Carlo algorithm, A, and a deterministic algorithm, B, for testing if the output of A is correct. How can we use A and B to construct a Las Vegas algorithm? Also, if A succeeds with probability ½ and both A and B run O(n) time, what is the expected running time of the Las Vegas algorithm that is produced?      Full explain this question and text typing work only      We should answer our question within 2 hours takes more time

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