You are given two arrays: Array1 and Array2. Array1 will be sorted. For each element v in Array2, you need to write a pseudocode that will print the number of elements in Arr1 that is greater than or equal to v and the element must be a prime number. For example: if I give you two arrays of size 5 and 4 54 [size of two arrays] Arri = 13579 648 The output should be: 12 o Arr2 = There are two parts in the question. First you need to know how many numbers are there in Array1 which are greater than 6. Here, we find there are two numbers (7,9). Then we need to find whether these numbers are prime or not. The searching portion must not take more than O(log n) time. Sample input Sample outpu 55 37 10 12 17 6114 8 9 23111

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You are given two arrays: Array1 and
Array2.
Array1 will be sorted. For each element
v in Array2, you need to write a
pseudocode that will print the number
of elements in Arr1 that is greater than
or equal to v and the element must
be a prime number. For example: if I
give you two arrays of size 5 and 4
5 4 [size of two arrays]
Arri = 13579
Arr2 = 6 4 8
The output should be: 12 o
There are two parts in the question.
First you need to know how many
numbers are there in Array1 which are
greater than 6. Here, we find there are
two numbers (7,9). Then we need to
find whether these numbers are prime
or not. The searching portion must not
take more than O(log n) time.
Sample input
Sample output
55
23111
37 10 12 17
61 14 8 9
Transcribed Image Text:You are given two arrays: Array1 and Array2. Array1 will be sorted. For each element v in Array2, you need to write a pseudocode that will print the number of elements in Arr1 that is greater than or equal to v and the element must be a prime number. For example: if I give you two arrays of size 5 and 4 5 4 [size of two arrays] Arri = 13579 Arr2 = 6 4 8 The output should be: 12 o There are two parts in the question. First you need to know how many numbers are there in Array1 which are greater than 6. Here, we find there are two numbers (7,9). Then we need to find whether these numbers are prime or not. The searching portion must not take more than O(log n) time. Sample input Sample output 55 23111 37 10 12 17 61 14 8 9
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