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Consider a dynamically-sized array to which we append items. It starts with capacity 1, and doubles its capacity whenever it becomes full. Suppose the cost of inserting an item is ๐‘‚(1), and the cost of doubling from ๐‘š to 2๐‘š is ๐‘‚(m) .

Let the potential function be:ย ฯ•=2โˆ—nโˆ’capacityฯ•=2โˆ—nโˆ’capacity \phi = 2*n - capacity , where n are the items in the array at that moment in time.

What is the Amortized Cost for the operations?

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