## Solving the Recurrence Relation### Problem Statement:Solve the recurrence: \[ T(n) = 2T\left(\frac{2}{3}n\right) + n^2 \]First, solve by directly adding up the work done in each iteration, and then use the Master Theorem.### Instructions:Note that this question has two parts:(a) Solving the problem by adding up all the work done (step by step).(b) Using the Master Theorem.### Detailed Explanation:1. **Direct Addition**: - Break down the problem into progressively smaller sub-problems by iteratively substituting the recurrence relation. - Evaluate the total work done at each level of recursion and sum it up.2. **Using Master Theorem**: - Apply the Master Theorem to determine the asymptotic behavior of the recurrence relation. - Identify values for \(a\) (the number of subproblems), \(b\) (the factor by which the subproblem size is divided), and \(f(n)\) (the cost outside the recursive calls). - Determine which case of the Master Theorem applies to your recurrence relation.### Example Solution (Not Given Here):- Demonstrate a step-by-step breakdown of the recurrence relation.- Show how the Master Theorem is applied to derive the asymptotic complexity.For a complete walkthrough and detailed solutions, please see the respective sections on direct addition and the Master Theorem application.

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Solve the recurrence: T (n) = 2T (²n) + n² first by directly adding up the work done in each iteration and then using the Master theorem. Note that this question has two parts (a) Solving the problem by adding up all the work done (step by step) and (b) using Master Theorem

Solve the recurrence: T (n) = 2T (²n) + n² first by directly adding up the work done in each iteration and then using the Master theorem. Note that this question has two parts (a) Solving the problem by adding up all the work done (step by step) and (b) using Master Theorem

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## Solving the Recurrence Relation

### Problem Statement:
Solve the recurrence:

\[ T(n) = 2T\left(\frac{2}{3}n\right) + n^2 \]

First, solve by directly adding up the work done in each iteration, and then use the Master Theorem.

### Instructions:
Note that this question has two parts:
(a) Solving the problem by adding up all the work done (step by step).
(b) Using the Master Theorem.

### Detailed Explanation:

1. **Direct Addition**:
- Break down the problem into progressively smaller sub-problems by iteratively substituting the recurrence relation.
- Evaluate the total work done at each level of recursion and sum it up.

2. **Using Master Theorem**:
- Apply the Master Theorem to determine the asymptotic behavior of the recurrence relation.
- Identify values for \(a\) (the number of subproblems), \(b\) (the factor by which the subproblem size is divided), and \(f(n)\) (the cost outside the recursive calls).
- Determine which case of the Master Theorem applies to your recurrence relation.

### Example Solution (Not Given Here):
- Demonstrate a step-by-step breakdown of the recurrence relation.
- Show how the Master Theorem is applied to derive the asymptotic complexity.

For a complete walkthrough and detailed solutions, please see the respective sections on direct addition and the Master Theorem application.

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