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For example, find a simple algorithm for solving the following problem and classify it using big-theta notation:Divide a group of people into two disjoint subgroups (of arbitrary size) such that the difference in the total ages of the members of the two subgroups is as large as possible.Now change the problem so that the desired difference is as small as possible and classify your approach to the problem.

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