Question: Algorithm 1 InsertionSort Input: A for i=1 to n - 1 do j=i while j> 0 and A[j - 1] > A[j] do swap A[j]

Algorithm 1 InsertionSort Input: A for i=1 to n - 1 do j=i while j> 0 and A[j - 1] > A[j] do swap A[j] and A[j - 1] j=j-1 end while end for Show that for every function T(n) 1(n) no(na) there is an infinite sequence of inputs {4}, such that Ak is an array of length k, and if t(n) is the running time of InsertionSort on An, then t(n) (T(n)). Algorithm 1 InsertionSort Input: A for i=1 to n - 1 do j=i while j> 0 and A[j - 1] > A[j] do swap A[j] and A[j - 1] j=j-1 end while end for Show that for every function T(n) 1(n) no(na) there is an infinite sequence of inputs {4}, such that Ak is an array of length k, and if t(n) is the running time of InsertionSort on An, then t(n) (T(n))
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