Suppose we have two hash function h(k) = k%7 and h'(k) :6 - (k%7). Given the ordered input {30, 44, 22, 35, 33} and an empty hash table with size 7, answer the following questions. (Part A) Calculate the hashed key for every input: Кeys h(k) h'(k) 30 44 22 35 33 (Part B) Show the hash table using hash function h(k) and chaining (i.e., open address) with singly linked list after insert all the inputs (Sample answer: if keys 20, 30, and 40 are hashed into the same place with 20 being the first element and 40 being the last element, then the answer is 40->30->20; if a table entry is empty, then the answer is null.): Hash Table Index Кeys 1 2 3 4 5 6.

Suppose we have two hash function h(k) = k%7 and h'(k) :6 - (k%7). Given the ordered input {30, 44, 22, 35, 33} and an empty hash table with size 7, answer the following questions. (Part A) Calculate the hashed key for every input: Кeys h(k) h'(k) 30 44 22 35 33 (Part B) Show the hash table using hash function h(k) and chaining (i.e., open address) with singly linked list after insert all the inputs (Sample answer: if keys 20, 30, and 40 are hashed into the same place with 20 being the first element and 40 being the last element, then the answer is 40->30->20; if a table entry is empty, then the answer is null.): Hash Table Index Кeys 1 2 3 4 5 6.

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