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***Only Complete the Bolded Part of the Question*** Complete the asymptotic time complexity using Master theorem,...

***Only Complete the Bolded Part of the Question***

Complete the asymptotic time complexity using Master theorem, then use the "Elimination Method" to validate your solution.

1. T(n)= T(7n/10) + n

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By using the Master method, we get the time complexity for the recurrence relation.

T(n) = T(7n/10) + n = O(n) or theta(n).

Now, let us also solve it using the elimination method to validate our result from the master's method.

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