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Which of the following algorithms are probably correct as well as fast?

Which of the following algorithms are probably correct as well as fast? Correct Answer Atlantic City Algorithm

The atlantic city algorithms which are bounded polynomial time algorithms are probably correct and probably fast. It is correct more than 75% of the times.

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