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Bob has a set, a, of n nuts and a set, b, of n bolts, such that each nut has a unique matching bolt. unfortunately, the nuts in a all look the same, and the bolts in b all look the same as well. the only comparison that bob can make is to take a nut-bolt pair (a, b), such that a ∈ a and b ∈ b, and test if the threads of a are larger, smaller, or a perfect match with the threads of b. describe an efficient algorithm for bob to match up all of his nuts and bolts. what is the running time of this algorithm?

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