Suppose program P1 requires T1(n) = n4 operations and P2 requires T2(n) = 2n. Suppose that your machine executes 106 operations per second. If n = 1,000, what is the running time of these programs?

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Problems on Turing Machines

In the computational world, the Turing machine is a powerful computation engine. The invention of the Turing Machine is done by Alan Turing in 1936. A Turing Machine (TM) is a diagrammatic model of a fictional computer. It determines an output from a set of input variables using a pre-defined set of rules. It is used to get around the limitations of finite automata and pushdown automata.