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1. Solve T(n) = k T(n/3) + n where T(1) - 0. Note your solution will be a function
of k. You need to show all your work.
2. By hand, apply both quicksort and mergesort to the sequence
A,LG,O,R,I,T.H.M. In both cases, draw the tree of recursive calls made.
3. Problem 9 on page 175 of the textbook. Implement your algorithm in a high
level programming language.

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