Answer Posted / Vivek Gosain
1. Insertion and deletion operations can be slow, especially if the data is stored at the end of the sequence as it requires shifting all subsequent elements. 2. Accessing an element at a specific index can also be slow because the entire sequence may need to be scanned.
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