Select Correct Answer Kayla Wrote Algorithm Use Large Arrays Sorted Items Algorithm Item L Q43779985
Select the correct answer. Kayla wrote an algorithm that she can use on large arrays with sorted items. In this algorithm, the item to be looked up in the array is compared to every third item. This process goes on until a value is found which is greater than or equal to the lookup value. On finding a larger value, the lookup value is compared to the previous two items. Assume the items in the array are arranged in the increasing order. Which option suggests that the algorithm will need fewer comparisons for the lookup value as compared to a binary search? A when the lookup value is not in the array OB. when the lookup value is in the middle of the array OC when the lookup value is near the end of the array OD when the lookup value is near the start of the array E the algorithm will need more comparisons than a binary search Drag each label to the correct location on the image. Classify the examples based on the algorithm they will use. shirts in different colors scrap metal in a junkyard files arranged by serial number by department in an organization marbles of different sizes in a box pasta boxes in a pantry stacked by type in alphabetical order sales figures of the past year grouped by quarter ranked by date Binary Search Sequential Search Select the correct text in the passage. Which part of the following problem domain suggests a method that returns information about the students A school needs a program that can accept new students. Each student should have a name, address, grade, birthday, and GPA. Each student should be able to be assigned to different classes and different teachers as needed. There should be the ability to check which classes a student is enrolled in, along with their name and GPA The students should not have access to other students’ information. Show transcribed image text Select the correct answer. Kayla wrote an algorithm that she can use on large arrays with sorted items. In this algorithm, the item to be looked up in the array is compared to every third item. This process goes on until a value is found which is greater than or equal to the lookup value. On finding a larger value, the lookup value is compared to the previous two items. Assume the items in the array are arranged in the increasing order. Which option suggests that the algorithm will need fewer comparisons for the lookup value as compared to a binary search? A when the lookup value is not in the array OB. when the lookup value is in the middle of the array OC when the lookup value is near the end of the array OD when the lookup value is near the start of the array E the algorithm will need more comparisons than a binary search
Drag each label to the correct location on the image. Classify the examples based on the algorithm they will use. shirts in different colors scrap metal in a junkyard files arranged by serial number by department in an organization marbles of different sizes in a box pasta boxes in a pantry stacked by type in alphabetical order sales figures of the past year grouped by quarter ranked by date Binary Search Sequential Search
Select the correct text in the passage. Which part of the following problem domain suggests a method that returns information about the students A school needs a program that can accept new students. Each student should have a name, address, grade, birthday, and GPA. Each student should be able to be assigned to different classes and different teachers as needed. There should be the ability to check which classes a student is enrolled in, along with their name and GPA The students should not have access to other students’ information.
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