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What could be the best algorithm from the following when the time complexity is measured based bon the number of swaps performed by the sorting algorithm?

1. Selection sort

2.  Insertion sort

3. Bubble sort

4. None of these
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selection sort max n-1 swap

insertion sort max n(n-1)/2 swap

bubble sort max n*(n-1)/2 swap
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