Question 9 (1 point) Consider the two-sided matching model where n = 10 (i.e., we have 10 applicants and 10 hospitals), and let P be the given preference profile. Suppose that (according to P) no two applicants have the same first-choice hospital. You are not given any more information. The total number of proposals entailed by the applicant-proposing GS algorithm is less than 10. equals 10. is greater than 10.
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