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Transcribed Image Text:What is the time complexity of a recursive program whose recurrence relation is
as given below? Assume that the input size n of the problem is a power of 4, that is,
n=4.
n
(#) + C₁
a, otherwise
T(n)= 3.T
=
- c.n², n >1
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