Given a sorted array A of n elements, how long does it take to find the element of rank 2n/3 in A? Select one: a. Θ(logn) b. Θ(n) c. No valid answer d. Θ(n^4) e. Θ(nlogn) f. Θ(1) g. Θ(2n) Clear my choice
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