Use the results of Exercises 18 and 22 to compare the worst-case behavior of

Chapter 3, Problem 23

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Use the results of Exercises 18 and 22 to compare the worst-case behavior of SelectionSort (counting comparisons and exchanges) and MergeSort (counting comparisons) for n = 4, 8, 16, and 32 (use a calculator or spreadsheet).

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QUESTION:

Use the results of Exercises 18 and 22 to compare the worst-case behavior of SelectionSort (counting comparisons and exchanges) and MergeSort (counting comparisons) for n = 4, 8, 16, and 32 (use a calculator or spreadsheet).

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The number of comparisons for -element list in the SelectionSort algorithm is .

The number of exchanges for -element list in the SelectionSort algorithm is .

The number of comparisons for -element list in the MergeSort algorithm is .

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