Solve the following recurrences by assuming T(n) is constant for sufficiently small values of n and...

Solve the following recurrences by assuming T(n) is constant for sufficiently small values of n and find time complexity

?(?) = ?(? − 1) + ? (?/2) + ?

?(?) = 4? (?/3) + ???(?)

?(?)=?(?−2)+ 1/ lg(?)

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