Assume you have two algorithms, A and B$,$ both of which perform the same function, although their implementations differ. Assume that algorithm A has a running time of O$($N$3+2$N$2+6$N $+3)$ and algorithm B has a running time of O$(6$N$2+4$N $+10).$ Also assume that the value of N is restricted to the set of Natural numbers, including $0$; i$.$e$.,\{0,1,2,3,...\}.$ If the performances of the two algorithms are compared, assuming identical test conditions for both algorithms, match each of the following questions on the left to the correct answer on the right. For this question you must look deeper than the order of magnitude values for Big$-$Oh$.$

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Which algorithm would be expected to be most efficient when N is arbitrarily large; i$.$e$.,$ as N approaches infinity?

Which algorithm would be expected to be most efficient when N is arbitrarily small; i$.$e$.,$ as N approaches $0?$