**Radix Sort Runtime Analysis**When sorting \( N \) numbers with \( D \) digits using \( B \) buckets, the runtime of the Radix sort can be described as follows:1. \( O(ND + BD) \)2. \( O(N + B + D) \)3. \( O(N \log N) \)4. \( O(N^2) \)5. \( O(ND) \)6. \( O(N) \)7. \( O(NDB) \)**Special Case: 64-bit Integers**For numbers that are all 64-bit integers, the best description of the runtime of Radix sort is:1. \( O(N \log N) \)2. \( O(N^2) \)3. \( O(ND + BD) \)4. \( O(N + B + D) \)5. \( O(N) \)6. \( O(NDB) \)7. \( O(ND) \)Explore how the complexity changes with the number of digits and buckets used in sorting, and understand the efficiency of Radix sort for different data sets.

Answer 1) best description of the runtime of Radix sort: O(ND+BD) other option not to be best…

Suppose you are Radix-sorting N numbers with D digits, using B buckets. What's the best description of the runtime of Radix sort? OO(ND+BD) O(N+B+D) O(N log N) O(N?) O(ND) O(N) O(NDB) Now suppose the numbers are all 64-bit integers. What's the best description of the runtime of Radix sort? O(N log N) O(N?) O(ND+BD) OO(N+B+D) O(N) OO(NDB) OO(ND)

Suppose you are Radix-sorting N numbers with D digits, using B buckets. What's the best description of the runtime of Radix sort? OO(ND+BD) O(N+B+D) O(N log N) O(N?) O(ND) O(N) O(NDB) Now suppose the numbers are all 64-bit integers. What's the best description of the runtime of Radix sort? O(N log N) O(N?) O(ND+BD) OO(N+B+D) O(N) OO(NDB) OO(ND)

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