Here are the recurrence relations:TẠ(n) = 2 × TA+ n%3DТв(п) %3D 4 x Тв+ n2Tc(n) = 8 x Tc+nTp(n) = 8 × Tp+ 1%3DTĄ(1) = TR(1) = Tc(1) = Tp(1) = 0(1)Arrange the respective time complexities from deepest to shallowest (assuming the same input n).Example: TA(n) > T8(n) → Tc(n) → To(n) →

In this problem time complexities are to be arranged from deepest to the shallowes. Depth is logb(n)…

Here are the recurrence relations: TA(n) = 2 x TA ( +n Тв (п) %3D 4 x Тв +n? Tc(n) = 8 x Tc + n Tp(n) = 8 × Tp + 1 TẠ(1) = Tg(1) = Tc(1) = Tp(1) = 0(1) Arrange the respective time complexities from deepest to shallowest (assuming the same input n). Example: TA(n) → Te(n) → Tc(n) → To(n) →

Here are the recurrence relations: TA(n) = 2 x TA ( +n Тв (п) %3D 4 x Тв +n? Tc(n) = 8 x Tc + n Tp(n) = 8 × Tp + 1 TẠ(1) = Tg(1) = Tc(1) = Tp(1) = 0(1) Arrange the respective time complexities from deepest to shallowest (assuming the same input n). Example: TA(n) → Te(n) → Tc(n) → To(n) →

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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