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Software development involves creating systems that can solve complex problems efficiently and accurately. One of the ways to achieve this is by implementing different algorithms that can handle different scenarios. However, some algorithms can be computationally expensive while others may trade speed for accuracy. To create a flexible system that can adapt to these scenarios, it is important to provide users with the option to select the algorithm at runtime. For instance, imagine we're building a system that needs to process large amounts of data. Some algorithms might be able to handle this task efficiently, but they may not always produce accurate results. Conversely, some other algorithms may be able to provide precise output, but they may require more computational resources and time to execute. Therefore, we must provide users with the ability to choose from existing algorithms based on the specific requirements of the task they want to accomplish. 1. Which design pattern would be suitable the most for implementing this feature? 2. How could you design your system to support selecting and running different algorithms at runtime? Draw your UML class diagram.