2. Write an algorithm (pseudocode) that inputs three positive real numbers x, y, z and outputs the smallest. How would you modify the algorithm in item # 2 above if some or all of the real numbers are allowed to be negative?

Algorithm Design and Analysis 1. Body wanted to go on a tour but he was confused about what items to bring. In order to show his wealth, he decided to bring the item with the highest value. But the suitcase only holds 5KG left. Body asks your help to choose from the list below. Name Price Weight (kg) A 460 4 B 220 1.5 C 360 3 D 220 1 E 400 3.5 F 480 2.5 G 150 2   2. Use KMP to complete the following string matching! T= ACGTACGTGACGTGTACGATATCACGTACT P= ACGTACT

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Design an algorithm for a problem that processes results of a swimming competition. The program will set a number of competitors, obtain their names from the user, and uses random number generator to get the results (in seconds, as real numbers with three digits after the decimal point). Then it will find and display the average timefor all competitors, andthe names and best three results (first, second, and third places). 1. Set a number of competitors as a constant TOTAL (no more than 10)   2. Declare two arrays to hold names and results (an actual array should have different name than the formal array in the function definitions)   3. Call functions to fill the arrays with names (user entries) and results (random decimal numbers)   4. Print all names and results as a table with appropriate titles   5. Display the average time (by calling function getAverage())   6. Sort the array of results and corresponding names   7. Print names and results for the first three places (first…

Description A mathmatician Goldbach's conjecture: any even number(larger than 2) can divide into two prime number’s sum.But some even numbers can divide into many pairs of two prime numbers’ sum. Example:10 =3+7, 10=5+5, 10 can divide into two pairs of two prime number. Input Input consist a positive even number n(4<=n<=32766).   Output Print the value of how many pairs are this even number can be divided into.   Sample Input 1  1234 Sample Output 1 25

Written in Python as well as screenshotted accepting user input and computed values