Introduction to Algorithms
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To write the pseudo code of the naïve polynomial evaluation to compute each term of the polynomial from scratch and also find the running time of the
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To interpret a summation with no terms as equaling 0 and also show that at termination
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To conclude that the given code fragment correctly evaluates a polynomial characterized by the coefficients
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