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Prove that the algorithm Greedo is using is a 2-approximation for $\binpacking$. That is, prove that the value obtained by this algorithm is no more than twice the minimum number of bins, $b^*$, needed to contain all $n$ items.
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Prove that the algorithm Greedo is using is a 2-approximation for $\binpacking$. That is, prove that...
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