[Solved] Under what case of Master’s theorem will the recurrence relation of stooge sort fall?

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Q.	Under what case of Master’s theorem will the recurrence relation of stooge sort fall?
A.	1
B.	2
C.	3
D.	it cannot be solved using master’s theorem
Answer» A. 1
Explanation: the recurrence relation of stooge sort is given as t(n) = 3t(2/3n) + o(1). it is found too be equal to o(n2.7) using master’s theorem first case.

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