Which of the following is true about binary and linear searches? A linear search iterates through the entire array one by one while a binary search repeatedly divides in half a portion of the array that could contain the item. In general, a binary search is faster than a linear search. A binary search always begins at the first element of an array. A linear search always begins at the middle element of an array

Choice of type is influenced primarily by these two factors?

What do the principles of notice, choice, onward transfer, and access closely apply to? a. privacyb. identificationc. retentiond. classification

Fast sportcars the top speeds of sportscars, given in miles per hour, are: 155 mph bmw m5 217 mph lamborghini aventador spyder 205 mph ferrari 488 205 mph nissan gtr 197 mph chevrolet corvette stingray zr1 258 mph bugatti veyron supersport 195 mph dodge viper 270 mph hennessey venom 155 mph bmw m3 195 mph mercedes sl given: topspeeds=[155; 217; 205; 205; 197; 258; 195; 270; 155; 195]; carnames=string(["bmw m5" "lamborghini aventador spyder" "ferrari 488" "nissan gtr" "chevrolet corvette stingray zr1" "bugatti veyron supersport" "dodge viper" "hennessey venom" "bmw m3" "mercedes sl"]); the variable is a rectangular array. write a function called selectcars to identify cars with the top speed within a given range, and display the identified names. the selected cars speed will be in a range given by lowerbound < speed < upperbound. inputs to the function selectcars are: a column array os all car top speeds named topspeeds, the corresponding chara