In algorithm analysis, the general behavior of the algorithm is more important t

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In algorithm analysis, the general behavior of the algorithm is more important than the exact count of operations. For large values of n, the grown rate of n^2 is smaller than n log n. You want the upper bound on f(n)to be a large as possible. The first item added to a stack is the first one removed. Every node in a balanced binary tree has subtrees whose heights differ by no more than 1 Recursive method calls create multiple copies of the method in memory. An iterative Towers of Hanoi solutions moves fewer disks than the recursive solution. Sorting a chain of linked nodes is usually easier than sorting an array Insertion sort is not efficient for large arrays. Shell sort is based on insertion sort.

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11) False: The analysis of algorithms is the determination of the amount of resources (such as time and storage) necessary to execute them.

12)False.

13)True

14) False

15)True

16) True: When a recursive call is made, the method clones itself, making new copies of the code, local variable and parameters

17)False

18)False:The cost of traversing a linked list is certainly higher than indexing an element in an array.

19)True:

20)True:shell sort is based on insertion sort, shell sort inherits insertion sort's adaptive properties.

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