Discuss the brute force algorithm, Data Structure & Algorithms

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Question 1 What do you mean by Amortization?

Question 2 Explain the following

Big Oh notation (O)
Omega notation (Ω)
Theta notation (Θ)

Question 3 Discuss the Brute force algorithm

Question 4 What is Presorting?

Question 5 What is binomial coefficient?

Question 6 Write a note on Decision Tree

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