When utilising recursion to solve a problem, why does the recursive function have to call itself to solve a smaller version of the original issue?

QUESTION 6 A proper recursive solution requires at least two parts: a recursive function that calls the recursive function with a smaller problem, and a base, or stopping case. O True O False

Consider the recursive function provided above. After the initial call to the function ham has been made with argument 26 then how many subsequent recursive calls will be made before a value a final result can be returned? This question is internally recognized as variant 235.   Q11)   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   none of the above

Define a recursive function that will add the sum of of the numbers in a finite sequence.