Part 3 (CLO3): Complexity of algorithm 3.1 Consider the algorithm allotted to your group in part 2.Calculate the total number of steps required by the algorithm, and express it as a function of n (f(n) ). F(n)=7n+9 (6 Marks) 3.2 Determine the Time complexity of the algorithm using Big-O notation. (2 Marks)
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