Use the master method to give asymptotic (Big-Oh) bounds for the following recurrences. (i). (ii). - (iii). - g(1) co, g(n) ≤ 3g([n/61) + 2n. = g(1) co, g(n) ≤ 4g([n/21) + n². g(1) co, g(n) ≤ 5g([n/41) + 4√√n. =

Use the master method to give asymptotic (Big-Oh) bounds for the following recurrences. (i). (ii). - (iii). - g(1) co, g(n) ≤ 3g([n/61) + 2n. = g(1) co, g(n) ≤ 4g([n/21) + n². g(1) co, g(n) ≤ 5g([n/41) + 4√√n. =

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Use the master method to give asymptotic (Big-Oh) bounds for the
following recurrences.
- (i).
(ii).
(iii).
g(1) co, g(n) ≤ 3g([n/6]) + 2n.
=
=
g(1) co, g(n) ≤ 4g([n/2])+ n².
g(1) co, g(n) ≤ 5g([n/41) + 4√√n.
=

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