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Consider the following recursive algorithm. on input a list of distinct numbers, the algorithm runs in three phases. in the first phase, the first d2/3e elements of the list are sorted recursively; when the list has size 2, return the list if ordered, otherwise swap. in the second phase, the last d2/3e elements are sorted recursively. finally, in the third phase, the first d2/3e elements are sorted recursively again. derive a recurrence describing the running time of the algorithm and use the recurrence to bound its asymptotic running time. would you use this algorithm in your next application?

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