Mathematics, 09.03.2020 23:58, lizredrose5
You are a visitor at a political convention with delegates; each delegate is a member of exactly one political party. It is impossible to tell which political party any delegate belongs to; in particular, you will be summarily rejected from the convention if you ask anyone. However, you can determine whether any pair of delegates belong to the same party by introducing them to each other. Members of the same political party always greet each other with smiles and friendly handshakes; member of different parties always greet each other with angry stares and insults. Suppose more than half of the delegates belong to the same political party. Design a divide and conquer algorithm that identifies all member of this majority party and analyze the running time of your algorithm. (Clarification: If we represent those delegates with array A[1..n], we cannot get result of A[i] < A[j]
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 20:50, kidpryo1
There are three bags: a (contains 2 white and 4 red balls), b (8 white, 4 red) and c (1 white 3 red). you select one ball at random from each bag, observe that exactly two are white, but forget which ball came from which bag. what is the probability that you selected a white ball from bag a?
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 23:00, jasmin2344
Ineed to know the ordered pairs for this equation i need the answer quick because it’s a timed test
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