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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following recursive algorithm:
Int relog(Int num)
if (num < 1)
return 10;
else
return num + relog(num- 2);
What is the value of x after executing:
x = realgo (10)?
Select one:
Oa 22
Ob. 16
OC. 40
Od. 30

Transcribed Image Text:O e. 5
When base case of a recursive function is O(n), and the remaining work of the algorithm is
cut in half at each step. The running time is
Select one:
O a. 0(n)
Ob.o(n log2 n)
Oc.o()
Od o(n)
oe o(log, n)
Consider the following recursive algorithm:
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