Time complexity of algorithm A and B are as follows: A: O(logn) B: O(n) For a maximum input size of 8, A is faster than B. True False
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Algorithm A has a time complexity of O(log n), which means that the time it takes to run the algorithm increases logarithmically with the input size. In this case, the maximum input size is 8, so the time complexity of A would be O(log 8) = O(log 2^3) = O(3) = Show more…
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