Let L = (((15, 35), (45, 50)), ((65, 85), (90, 95))) be an SList.(a) Compute Search[15, L], showing all steps.Search (15. ((15, [D) (45, 50)] v search[15, ((05.[Search[15, L] =95Search 15, (15,v Search 15, (45 |Search 15, (65,v Search 15, (90,Search15V Search35V Search45VSearch 15,V Search65v Search85VSearch90v Search95---Select--- v V false V false V false V false V false V false V false---Select--(b) Compute BSearch[15, L], showing all steps.BSearch[15, ((15, [BSearch[15, L]45.since 15 > 50BSearch 15, (15,since 15 > 35BSearch 15,since 15 > 15|---Select-- vsince 15 = 15

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Let L = (((15, 35), (45, 50)), ((65, 85), (90, 95))) be an SList. (a) Compute Search[15, L], showing all steps. Search[15, L] = Search 15, ((15, ) (45, 50)] v search[15, ((5 [ ), (90, 95) Search 15, (15, - (15| v Search 15, ( 45, Search 15, (65, DI v Search 15, (90, 15] v Search ], 35 v Search| Search 45 V = Search 15, v Search v Search 65 85 V v Search [s6' Search 90 95 -Select--- v V false V false V false V false V false V false V false

Let L = (((15, 35), (45, 50)), ((65, 85), (90, 95))) be an SList. (a) Compute Search[15, L], showing all steps. Search[15, L] = Search 15, ((15, ) (45, 50)] v search[15, ((5 [ ), (90, 95) Search 15, (15, - (15| v Search 15, ( 45, Search 15, (65, DI v Search 15, (90, 15] v Search ], 35 v Search| Search 45 V = Search 15, v Search v Search 65 85 V v Search [s6' Search 90 95 -Select--- v V false V false V false V false V false V false V false

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