Find the lower bound for n that justifies application

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1. Implement both Exchange Sort and Quicksort algorithms on your computer to sort a list of n elements. Find the lower bound for n that justifies application of the Quicksort algorithm with its overhead.

2. Implement both the standard algorithm and Stassen's algorithm on your computer to multiply two n × n matrices (n = 2 k). Find the lower bound for n that justifies application of Stassen's algorithm with its overhead.

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