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Assume you have a sorting algorithm that you can use as a black box (that means it is already written and you just call it and use it). We use the sorting algorithm and sort the input list. Now consider the sorted list and write an algorithm to count the number of duplicates again. Analyze the time complexity of your algorithm in the worstcase (ignore the time complexity of sorting). Could you improve the worst-case time complexity of your algorithm compared to the previous question?Why? Explain

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