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Consider the recurrenceT(n).T(n)={cifn=04T(⌊n4⌋) +12nifn>0a) State and prove by induction a theorem showingT(n)∈O(nlog2n).
b) State and prove by induction a theorem showingT(n)∈Ω(nlog2n).GradingYou will be docked points for functions in the wrong order and for disorganization, unclarity, or incomplete proofs.

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