Part A: How many "'s does the following code print as a function of its input n? function f(n): if (n ≥1) { print("**"); f(n/3); f(n/3); f(n/3); } ● O(n) ○e (√) ○e(n) Ο Θ(n) Part B: How many "'s does the following code print as a function of its input n? function f(n): if (n ≥1) { f(n/3); f(n/3); f(n/3); for (i=1; i <= n; i++) print ("*"); } ○e(n) ○ (n²) O(√n logn) (n logn)

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Hello. Please answer the attached Algorithms question and its two parts correctly and completely.

*If you answer the questions correctly and completely, I will give you a thumbs up. Thanks.

Part A: How many *'s does the following code print as a function of its input n?
function f(n): if (n ≥1) { print("**"); f(n/3); f(n/3); f(n/3); }
● O(n)
○ (√n)
Ο Θ(n)
○ (n²)
Part B: How many *'s does the following code print as a function of its input n?
function f(n): if (n ≥1) { f(n/3); f(n/3); f(n/3); for (i=1; i <= n; i++) print("*"); }
○ O(n)
○ 0 (n²)
(√n logn)
(n log n)
* Please answer both parts correctly, and I will provide a thumbs up. Thanks.
Transcribed Image Text:Part A: How many *'s does the following code print as a function of its input n? function f(n): if (n ≥1) { print("**"); f(n/3); f(n/3); f(n/3); } ● O(n) ○ (√n) Ο Θ(n) ○ (n²) Part B: How many *'s does the following code print as a function of its input n? function f(n): if (n ≥1) { f(n/3); f(n/3); f(n/3); for (i=1; i <= n; i++) print("*"); } ○ O(n) ○ 0 (n²) (√n logn) (n log n) * Please answer both parts correctly, and I will provide a thumbs up. Thanks.
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