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Transcribed Image Text:Which design strategy does the following algorithm use?
Algorithm X(T)
if T = Ø return 0
else if TL = Ø and TR = Ø return 1
else return X(TL) + X(TR)
Divide-and-conquer
Decrease-and-conquer
Transform-and-Conquer
Brute Force
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