QUESTION 20What is the depth of this tree?1004668123429QUESTION 21The time complexity for radix sort isO a. O(n)O b. O(log n)O c o(n?)O d. O(nlogn)QUESTION 22Using the bucket sort algorithm, if you have a set of values with keys that range from 0 to n, what is the order of complexity for the sort?O a. O(t*n)O b.0(nlogn)Oc O(n?)O d. O(n)QUESTION 23Given the following array of values, what would the list look like after the first pass of the radix sort routine? {65, 11, 20, 349, 2, 16, 28, 5, 19}O a. {2, 5, 11, 16, 19, 20, 28, 65, 349}O b.{20, 11, 2, 65, 5, 16, 28, 349, 19}Oc (20, 11, 2, 5, 65, 16, 28, 19, 349}Od. (2, 5, 20, 11, 65, 16, 28, 19, 349}QUESTION 24The radix sort does not compare the values/keys to each other.O TrueO False

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QUESTION 20 What is the depth of this tree? 100 46 68 12 34 29 QUESTION 21 The time complexity for radix sort is O a. O(n) O b.0(log n) O d. O(nlogn) QUESTION 22 Using the bucket sort algorithm, if you have a set of values with keys that range from 0 to n, what is the order of complexity for the sort? O a. O(t'n) O b.0(nlogn) O c oin?) O d.0(n)

QUESTION 20 What is the depth of this tree? 100 46 68 12 34 29 QUESTION 21 The time complexity for radix sort is O a. O(n) O b.0(log n) O d. O(nlogn) QUESTION 22 Using the bucket sort algorithm, if you have a set of values with keys that range from 0 to n, what is the order of complexity for the sort? O a. O(t'n) O b.0(nlogn) O c oin?) O d.0(n)

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