Use the master theorem to find tight asymptotic bounds (theta) for the following recurrences. Explicitly specify which version (traditional or extended master theorem) you are using. If the master theorem cannot be applied, state the reason and using other methods give an upper bound (big-Oh) which is as tight as you can justify. Justify your answers. (5) T(n)= T(3n/4) T(n/4)+n (6) T(n) = T(n-1) + n +

Use the master theorem to find tight asymptotic bounds (theta) for the following recurrences. Explicitly specify which version (traditional or extended master theorem) you are using. If the master theorem cannot be applied, state the reason and using other methods give an upper bound (big-Oh) which is as tight as you can justify. Justify your answers. (5) T(n)= T(3n/4) T(n/4)+n (6) T(n) = T(n-1) + n +

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