Match the correct Medicare part with its coverage type.

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Mаtch the cоrrect Medicаre pаrt with its cоverage type.

Q2-а: Suppоse thаt yоu аre asked tо select a data structure D that can support all of the following functions: 1. Search(D, x): Search for x in D, return true if x is present in D and false otherwise. 2. Insert(D, x): Insert x into the data structure D and update the data structure accordingly. 3. Delete(D, x): Delete x from the data structure D, given its address; and update the data structure accordingly. 4. Extract-Max(D): Delete and return the largest element in D; update the data structure accordingly. Assume that the candidate data structures are (i) Binary search tree (BST), (ii) Max-heap (HEAP), and (iii) Red-black tree (RBT). Note that a Max-heap is an array object, hence supports Search as well. Deletion in a Max-heap can be achieved by an IncreaseKey operation followed by an ExtractMax operation. Answer the following questions using the most accurate big-O asymptotic notation. (a11) The worst-case time complexity for Search in a HEAP with n elements is [a11]   (a12) The worst-case time complexity for Search in a BST with n elements is [a12]   (a13) The worst-case time complexity for Search in a RBT with n elements is [a13]     (a21) The worst-case time complexity for Insert in a HEAP with n elements is [a21]   (a22) The worst-case time complexity for Insert in a BST with n elements is [a22]   (a23) The worst-case time complexity for Insert in a RBT with n elements is [a23]   (a31) The worst-case time complexity for Delete in a HEAP with n elements is [a31]   (a32) The worst-case time complexity for Delete in a BST with n elements is [a32]   (a33) The worst-case time complexity for Delete in a RBT with n elements is [a33]   (a41) The worst-case time complexity for Extract-Max in a HEAP with n elements is [a41]   (a42) The worst-case time complexity for Extract-Max in a BST with n elements is [a42]   (a43) The worst-case time complexity for Extract-Max in a RBT with n elements is [a43]

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