11. Given the following recursive definition f(1) = f(2) = 2 f(n) = 2∗f(n−1)+ f(n−2) write the C++ code to implement the corresponding program and use it to calculate f(5). (You need to write both the main() and the f(n) function.) How many invocations are made to the function f when calculating f(5) ?

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11. Given the following recursive definition

f(1) = f(2) = 2

f(n) = 2∗f(n−1)+ f(n−2)

write the C++ code to implement the corresponding program and use it to calculate f(5). (You need to write both the main() and the f(n) function.) How many invocations are made to the function f when calculating f(5) ?

 

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