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E. N * log2N Algorithms, O(N * log2N) page 7 of 11

  1. Algorithms of this type, seen in line D on the Order of Algorithms graph, have a log 2N procedure that must be applied N times.

  2. The recursive MergeSort is a O(N * log2N) algorithm.

  3. As the graph shows, these algorithms are markedly more efficient than our next category, quadratics.

 

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