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Recurrence relation - how to find it for a function? Assume that n is the number of elements of A[first, . . . , last], that is, n = last − first + 1. Algorithm jelly(A, first, last) if (n < 8) then return A[first] + A[last] third ← (2 * first + last) / 3 return jelly(A, first + 3, last - 2) * jelly(A, first, third)
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If you mean recurrence as in recursion then you need to think of both the n-1 and base case. I would suggest trying to think of what the base case is and then the next case etc. If you cannot do this then the problem cannot be solved by recursion.
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