Complete this problem regarding Heapsort PLEASE ANSWER ALL PARTS OF QUESTION 3.

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Complete this problem regarding Heapsort

PLEASE ANSWER ALL PARTS OF QUESTION

3. (20 points) Consider the problem of sorting using a max-heap. Recall that the HEAPSORT algorithm extracts the maximum element in each iteration, and maintains the max-heap property by calling MAX-HEAPIFY. For the problem. we consider a similar strategy, but by extracting the minimum element in each iteration instead of the maximum. (a) (10 points) Describe an algorithm for MAX-HEAP-EXTRACT-MIN(A) which out puts the minimum element in the heap A, and maintains the heap property after ex traction. The description should include pseudo-code and a proof of correctness of the algorithm. Analyze the running time of the algorithm for a heap of size n. (h) (10 points) Describe an algorithm MY-HEAP-SORT(A) which uses MAX-HEAP-EXTRACT-MIN as a subroutine to sort an array. The description should include pseudo-code and a proof of correctness of the algorithm. Analyze the running time of the algorithm for an array of size n.

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link 1 : explains the min heap tree and the max heap tree.. and insert element into max heap.

link2: time complexity to insert the elemnt into max heap ( based on that we can calculate the deletion also)

link 3: delete an elememt from the max heap, and the tinw complexity on being deleted and then to maintain the heap property what is the time complexity. (part a)

link 4: max heap contruction after deletion in a top- down approach. (part a)

link 5: max heap height sum. (for extra information and better understanding).

link 6: max heap in bottom up approach.(part b answer completely)

link 7: exxpalination in the array form.

link 8: deriavtion of the time complexity for max heap after deletion for 'n' keys.

link 9: heap sort: finding and deleting the maz element.. ( extra information)

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