What is the correct postfix expression of the given infixexpression below (with single digit numbers)?(2+4*(3-9)*(8/6))O a. 2439-*+86/"O b. 2439-*86/*+O. 2439-+*86/*O d. 2439-**86/+Which of the following is used for time complexityanalysis of algorithms?O a. None of the other answersO b. Measuring the actual time to run keyinstructionsO. Counting the total number of key instructionsO d. Counting the total number of all instructions

The right answer will be option(b) 2439-*86/*+ Explanation:- for converting the infix to postfix you…

What is the correct postfix expression of the given infix expression below (with single digit numbers)? (2+4"(3-9)*(8/6)) O a. 2439-*+86/" O b. 2439-*86/*+ O c. 2439-+"86/* O d. 2439-**86/+ Which of the following is used for time complexity analysis of algorithms? a. None of the other answers O b. Measuring the actual time to run key instructions O. Counting the total number of key instructions O d. Counting the total number of all instructions

What is the correct postfix expression of the given infix expression below (with single digit numbers)? (2+4"(3-9)(8/6)) O a. 2439-+86/" O b. 2439-86/+ O c. 2439-+"86/* O d. 2439-**86/+ Which of the following is used for time complexity analysis of algorithms? a. None of the other answers O b. Measuring the actual time to run key instructions O. Counting the total number of key instructions O d. Counting the total number of all instructions

Database System Concepts

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