Explain why each is right or wrong

The following should always hold for a recursive method A recursive call may never generate more than one recursive call for the recursion to terminate The last statement of a recursive method should always be a recursive call to the method (tail-recusion) Recursive calls should not address overlapping sub-problems Recursive calls should always address smaller sub-problems for the recursion to terminate A smart compiler/run-time environment can reduce usage of stack space if a recursive method is tail recursiVe Tail-recursive methods will always terminate (given infinite memory) It should always have a base case -i.e. he first statement is a conditional statement which has a returnnt