The Hewlett-Packard HP9810A programmable desk calculator cost $2960 in 1971 and could perform about 100 instructions per second. Below is a table showing the sizes of the largest problems that it could solve in one minute. For less than this price, you can now buy a computer that is 106 times faster (106 is about 220 times faster). State the worstcase time complexity of each algorithm in the form O( ) and then estimate the size of the largest problem that the modern computer could solve in the same amount of time (one minute).

Algorithm largest problem size in 1971 (a) Multiplying two nn matrices by the nave algorithm. n = 6 (b) Heap sort on an array of n integers. n = 32 (c) Selection sort on an array of n integers. n = 32 (d) Linear search on an array of n integers. n = 200