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Which conclusion is most justified when a computation exceeds the available memory of a computer?

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Classification of algorithms

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Which conclusion is most justified when a computation exceeds the available memory of a computer?.

  1. A.The computation cannot be completed on that hardware in its current form
  2. B.The algorithm has proved that no solution exists
  3. C.The input must contain an error
  4. D.The computer will always complete the computation without delay

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  • The computation cannot be completed on that hardware in its current form

Explanation

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Exceeding available memory is a hardware-related practical limit. It does not prove that the problem has no solution; a different algorithm, smaller input, or different hardware might change what is feasible.

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