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a) Suppose we have an unsorted array of size ānā and we want to find a middle element of the array. Describe an algorithm which will take O(nlogn) time.(just a paragraph of maximum three lines).
b) What will be the upper bound to choose middle element, if array( in part āaā) is already sorted.
b) What will be the upper bound to choose middle element, if array( in part āaā) is already sorted.
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