The correct answer to this question would be to: Avoid the use of all capital letters because this is not grammatically correct. While using all capital letters may be good for getting someone's attention, e-mail is a formal communication method and proper grammatical rules should be followed which involve not using all capital letters for a word unless it is an acronym for something.
The Internet is an example of WAN. It stands for wide area network. It is an information network that commonly links to computers that cover a broad specific area. In a WAN, two towns, states, or countries are linked.
The main purpose of using WAN includes a wide range, offers unified information, get upgraded files and software, several email sharing applications, etc.
c) it will always return with an answer of 7 or fewer comparisons of data.
Explanation:
As maximum number of comparison in worst case for sorted binary search is log₂n, here n = 100, so maximum search is at least 6.6 which is approximately 7.
