The steps in divide-and-conquer approach are: A) Divide an instance of a problem into one or more smaller instances. B) Use recursion until the instances are sufficiently small. C) Conquer (solve) these small and manageable instances. D) Combine the solutions to obtain the solution of the original instance.
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Yes, the divide and conquer alorihms are basically solve the algorithms by dividing them into small terms and they recursively solve them and make them small and combine all the small solutions appropriately to obtain the original instance.
Some famous divide and conquer algorithms are binary search, quick sort , merge sort etc
The steps in divide-and-conquer approach are: A) Divide an instance of a problem into one or...
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