2.5. Solve the following recurrence relations and give a Θ bound for each of them.
SOLUTION:
THIS solution includes all the part of question as well as full explanation,and upper bounds for each recurrence relation .
Explanation:
since master method is very easiest way to solve some kind of recurrence which is of type given below:
T(n)=aT(n/b)+n^k log^p n ......(1)
and just we have to compare by this
equation and accordingly value of a ,b,p,k we will apply particular formula .
that is given while solving the question in solution page below .
and other we have to use substitution method .
In which we replace n by by n-1 , and n-1 by n-2 , and so on ...
after that from equation (1) we get some pattern .
on the basis of that we move forward.
PART E:
Master method is used:
PART F:
master method is used in part B:
PART G:
substitution method is used :
PART H:
substitution method is used:
pART I:
substitution method is used:
PART J:
substitution method is used:
PART K:
substitution method is used:
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