Answer the following questions given the following recurrence relations: 1. T; (n) = 2 × T1 ()- +n 2. T,(n) = 4 × T2 (G) + n² 3. T3(n) = 8 × T3 () +n 4. TĄ(n) = 8 × T4 () +1 And T, (n) = T,(n) = T3(n) = T4(n) = 0(1) A. Order the respective time complexities from FASTEST to SLOWEST B. Assuming the same input n, arrange the recurrence relations based on the expected recursion depth from DEEPEST to SHALLOWEST. C. Assuming that each node in their respective recursion trees consume the same amount of constant space, which recurrence relation/s has/have the worst worst-case space complexity (0(M(n)))? Would this/these also require the most amount of space or program stack memory?

Answer the following questions given the following recurrence relations: 1. T; (n) = 2 × T1 ()- +n 2. T,(n) = 4 × T2 (G) + n² 3. T3(n) = 8 × T3 () +n 4. TĄ(n) = 8 × T4 () +1 And T, (n) = T,(n) = T3(n) = T4(n) = 0(1) A. Order the respective time complexities from FASTEST to SLOWEST B. Assuming the same input n, arrange the recurrence relations based on the expected recursion depth from DEEPEST to SHALLOWEST. C. Assuming that each node in their respective recursion trees consume the same amount of constant space, which recurrence relation/s has/have the worst worst-case space complexity (0(M(n)))? Would this/these also require the most amount of space or program stack memory?

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