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Engineering, 16.10.2019 04:30 elishaheart21

Suppose you have a string of n christmas lights, numbered 1, . . , n that are wired in series. one of the lights is broken and you want to find out which. you have a multimeter that you can use to test whether any section of the string works. i. e., test(i, j) returns true if lights i through j (inclusive) are all working, and false if one of them is broken. design a recursive algorithm to identify the broken light (you should assume there is exactly one) and analyze its runtime.

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