54. True or False A tree traversal processes the information stored in the verti

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54. True or False A tree traversal processes the information stored in the vertices by s visiting each vertex. 55. True or False The choice of algorithm can have a uber dramatic effect on how efficienty tve solution is obtained. A formula for the amount of a particular resource used by an algorithm is referred to as the algorithm's computational complexity 56. True or False Big-Oh usually refer to time, but it can also refer to space, or dolars, or ek 57. The fastest Big-Oh is O( whose common name is 58. The Big-Oh of 2 log x+x i 59. True or False All Big-Oh's have a common name. lectricity and its common name is 60. Factorial, Polynomial, Exponential Using the first letter of the name, list in ascending order the complexity. For example, if you think they are already in order, you would write FPE. 61 P(7,2) = 62. C(5, 3)- (complete the math to get a number) (complete the math to get a number) ormat the numbers as either 4 million or 4,000,000. seconds. 5us and means5x1O 1 5 microseconds is abreviated as

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54. Tree Traversal essentially means to go through each node exactly once in some order, so this is TRUE
55. TRUE, the choice of algorithm makes a vast vast difference in the efficieny, and we measure this by the term 'Time complexity' of the algorithm
56. slightly vague question, Big O only talks about the upper bound of a function, so technically it can be used to represent any quanty like dollars, electricity but it is generally used to measure Time complexity
57. The fastest Big O must be O(1) i,e constant time algorithm which doesnt depend on input size and often called Constant time algorithm
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