Multiple Choice
In big-Oh notation, suppose an algorithm requires an order of n3 element visits. How does doubling the number of elements affect the number of visits?
A) It doubles the number of visits.
B) It quadruples the number of visits.
C) It triples the number of visits.
D) It number of visits goes up by a factor of eight.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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