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3728/24, 8:37 PM. Mcaz023_quIZ2 MCA2023_QUIZ 2 [email protected] Switch account @ draft saved * Indicates required question What is the difference between a brute force algorithm and an optimized algorithm? © Brute force algorithms are more efficient than optimized algorithms © Brute force algorithms always find the optimal solution © Optimized algorithms are more efficient than brute force algorithms © Optimized algorithms use a trial-and-error approach The Chinese Remainder Theorem is based on the principle of: © Modular arithmetic © Exponential growth O Prime factorization © Polynomial interpolation ntps:ldocs.google convormsid/e!1FAlpQL SeEOMToS\W_G-2XSZYMAPonHeSPSHADWCVnaZoIHsRPpsAfommResponse7pl=t 18 3728/24, 8:37 PM. Mcaz023_quiz2 How can the Maximum Product Subarray problem be extended to handle arrays with both positive and negative elements efficiently? © Byignoring the negative elements © Byconsidering all possible subarrays and selecting the maximum product © By keeping track of both the maximum and minimum products © By converting negative elements to positive ones What is Euler's Totient Function (Phi function) used for? * ©@ Counting the number of coprime integers less than or equal to a given integer © Calculating the sum of all divisors of a number CO Finding the prime factorization of a number CO ‘Sorting an array in ascending order What is the Block Swap Algorithm primarily used for? * CO Sorting arrays in ascending order © Reversing the elements of an array CO Finding the median of an array © Checking for duplicates in an array ntps:ldocs.google convormsid/e!1FAlpQL SeEOMToS\W_G-2XSZYMAPonHeSPSHADWCVIaZoIHsRPp3AformResponse7pl=t 218 3728/24, 8:37 PM. Mcaz023_quiz2 What is the computational complexity of the Chinese Remainder Theorem? * Linear Logarithmic Exponential Polynomial COO © Which of the following statements is true regarding the Maximum Product * Subarray algorithm? © Italways requires dynamic programming for implementation. ©@ tcan be solved using a greedy approach in some cases. CO tis only applicable to arrays with positive integer elements. CO thas a time complexity of 0(n2) for all cases. CO Other: What is the value of Euler's Totient Function (Phi function) for a prime power p'k, * where p is a prime and k is a positive integer? O pk) © '%)-pr%1) O o%®-1 O pk Intps:ldocs google convormsid/e/1FAlpQL SeEOMTo5\W_G-2XSZYMAPonHeSPSHADWCVnaZoIHsRPp3AformResponse7pl=t as ‘24, 697 PA McA2029_quiz2 Which sorting algorithm exhibits a similar approach to the Block Swap Algorithm? * © Auick sort © Bubble Sort © insertion Sort CO Selection Sort Which mathematical concept is closely related to the Chinese Remainder * Theorem? © Euler's Totient Function © Modular inverse © Gaussian elimination Matrix multiplication Back Submit Clear form Never submit passwords through Google Forms, This form was created outside of your domain. Report Abuse - Terms of Sewice - Privacy Policy Google Forms Intps:ldocs google convormsid/e/1FAlpQL SeEOMTo5\W_G-2XSZYMAPonHeSPSHADWCVnaZoIHsRPp3AformResponse7pl=t a 3728/24, 8:37 PM. Mcaz023_quIZ2 Intps:ldocs google convormsid/e/1FAlpQL SeEOMTo5\W_G-2XSZYMAPonHeSPSHADWCVnaZoIHsRPp3AformResponse7pl=t 55

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