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CS502 Is An Application Of Information & Data Intelligence Education Knowledge Power C
CS502 Heaps Can Be Stored In Arrays Without Using Any Pointers; This Is Due To The __________ Nature Of The Binary Tree Left-Complete Right-Complete Tree Nodes Tree Leaves A
CS502 Divide-And-Conquer Is As Breaking The Problem Into A Small Number Of Smaller Sub Problems Pivot Sieve Solutions A
CS502 What Type Of Instructions Random Access Machine Can Execute? Geometric And Arithmetic Algebraic And Logic Arithmetic And Logic Parallel And Recursive C
CS502 The Problem With The Brute-Force Algorithm Is That It Uses __________ In Pruning Out Decisions Intelligence No Intelligence Na Na B
CS502 In Prim’S Algorithm The Additional Information Maintained By The Algorithm Is The Length Of The Shortest Edge From Vertex V To Points Already In The Tree True False Na Na B
CS502 __________ Is A Graphical Representation Of An Algorithm Segma Notation Thita Notation Flowchart Asymptotic Notation C
CS502 The Edit Distance Between Food And Money Is At Most Four At Least Four Exact Four Wrong A
CS502 The Term Coloring Came Form The Original Application Which Was In Map Drawing True False Na Na A
CS502 Floor And Ceilings __________ A Pain To Deal With Are Not Are Sometime None B
CS502 Assume That A[1..I - 1] Have Already Been Sorted. Insert A[I] Into Its Proper Position In This Sub Array. Create This Position By Shifting All Larger Elements To The Right Selection Sort Bubble Sort Merge Sort Insertion Sort D
CS502 The Recurrence Relation Of Tower Of Hanoi Is Given Below T(N)={1 If N=1 And 2T(N-1) If N >1 In Order To Move A Tower Of 5 Rings From One Peg To Another How Many Ring Moves Are Required? 10 16 31 32 D
CS502 Consider The Following Algorithm: Factorial (N){ If (N=1) Return 1 Else Return (N * Factorial(N-1)) } Recurrence For The Following Algorithm Is: T(N) = T(N-1) +1 T(N) = Nt(N-1) +1 T(N)= T(N-1) +N T(N)=T(N(N-1)) +1 D
CS502 A __________ Is A Left-Complete Binary Tree That Conforms To The Heap Order Bst Avl Tree Perfect Tree Heap D
CS502 What Is The Solution To The Recurrence T(N) = T(N/2)+N O(Logn) O(N) O(Nlogn) O(N^2) A
CS502 Which Of The Following Sorting Algorithms Is Stable? (I) Merge Sort (Ii) Quick Sort (Iii) Heap Sort (Iv) Counting Sort Only I Only Ii Both I And Ii Both Iii And Iv A
CS502 Dijkestra S Single Source Shortest Path Algorithm Works If All Edges Weights Are Negative And There Are No Negative Cost Cycles True False Na Na A
CS502 In Particular Is It Possible To Solve The Selections Problem In O(N) Time? No Yes Yes. However The Solution Is Far From Obvious Na C
CS502 A P × Q Matrix A Can Be Multiplied With A Q × R Matrix B. The Result Will Be A P × R Matrix C. There Are (P . R) Total Entries In C And Each Takes ___________ To Compute O (Q) (P= 84) O (1) O (N^2) O (N^3) A
CS502 Given A Set Of N Points P = {P1 P2 . . . Pn} In 2-Space A Point Is Said To Be ___________ If It Is Not Dominated By Any Other Point In P Maximal Mininal Average None A