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Q2. ()Given the recurrence: f(n)=4f()+ √n nz2, F(1)=0 F(0)=1 Solve by Master theorem express solution as big Bof one of the following: a) Big 8(nlogn) b) Big 8(nlog²n) c) Big 8(n/logn).

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olms) Given the recurrence: f(n)=4f()+ √n nz2,
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a) Big 8(nlogn)
b)
Big 8(nlog³n)
c) Big 8(n¹/2logn)
d) Big 8(n²logn)

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