Question: Use the Master's theorem to solve the recurrence T(n) = 8 * T(n/2) +10 * n^2 Question 1 options: Cannot use Master's Theorem for this
Use the Master's theorem to solve the recurrence
T(n) = 8 * T(n/2) +10 * n^2
Question 1 options:
| Cannot use Master's Theorem for this recurrence. | |
| T(n) = theta(n) | |
| T(n) = theta(n^0.5) | |
| T(n) = theta(n^3) |
T(n) = 2*T(n/2) + sin n
Question 2 options:
| T(n) = theta(n^3) | |
| T(n) = theta(n^0.5) | |
| T(n) = theta(n) | |
| Cannot use Master's Theorem for this recurrence. |
T(n) = 2T(n^3) + 6
Question 3 options:
| T(n) = theta(n) | |
| Cannot use Master's Theorem for this recurrence. | |
| T(n) = theta(n^0.5) | |
| T(n) = theta(n^3) |
T(n) = 4T(n/2) + n^2 * n^0.5
Question 4 options:
| T(n) = theta(n) | |
| T(n) = theta(n^2*n^0.5) | |
| Cannot use Master's Theorem for this recurrence. | |
| T(n) = theta(n^3) |
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