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What is the tight bound using Big-Theta notation for the time complexity of the following recurrence relation:T(n)=3T(n/9)+/n when the Master Theorem is used?group of answers: Θ((n^0.5)logn) Θ(n^3) Θ(/n) Θ(logn^3)

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What is the tight bound using Big-Theta notation for the time complexity of the following recurrence relation:T(n)=3T(n/9)+/n when the Master Theorem is used?group of answers: Θ((n^0.5)logn) Θ(n^3) Θ(/n) Θ(logn^3)

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I'm sorry, but your question seems to be incomplete. The recurrence relation T(n) = 3T(n/9) + /n is not properly formed. The "/n" part doesn't make sense in this context. Could you please provide a correct recurrence relation?

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