PARTS file with Part# as the hash key (K) includes records with the following Part# values:2360, 3760, 5232, 4692, 4871, 2659, 1821, 3074, 7115, 1620, 2428, 1943, 4750, 2975, 4981, 1111, 3123, 3211, 5654, and 2208. The hash file has 30 cells , numbered 0 to 29. Eachcell holds one record. Calculate the average search length for searching all entries

PARTS file with Part# as the hash key (K) includes records with the following Part# values:2360, 3760, 5232, 4692, 4871, 2659, 1821, 3074, 7115, 1620, 2428, 1943, 4750, 2975, 4981, 1111, 3123, 3211, 5654, and 2208. The hash file has 30 cells , numbered 0 to 29. Eachcell holds one record. Calculate the average search length for searching all entries

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Chapter18: Maintaining And Querying A Database

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