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How many additions are used by the recursive and iterative algorithms given in Algorithm 7 and 8, respectively, to find the Fibonacci numberf7 ?

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Algorithm 7 will do 20 additions and algorithm 8 will do 7 additions.

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01

Algorithms 7 and 8

Algorithm 7 is given as,

Procedure Fibonacci ( n : nonnegative integer)

If n = 0 then return 0

Else if n = 1then return 1

Else return Fibonacci fibonacci (n - 1) + fibonacci (n - 2)

{Output is fibonacci (n) }.

Algorithm 8 is given as:

Procedure iterative Fibonacci (n : nonnegative integer)

If n = 0 then return 0

Else

x : = 0

y : = 1

For i : = 0 to n - 1

z : = x + y

y : = z

Return y

{Output is nth the Fibonacci number}.

02

Finding the number of addition in algorithm 7 to find the Fibonacci number f7

Aim: To find the Fibonacci number.

By using Algorithm 7,

f7=f6+f5=f5+f4+f4+f3=f4+f3+2f3+2f2+f2+f1=f4+3f3+3f2+f1

Further simplified as,

f7=f3+f2+3f3+3f2+f1=4f3+4f2+f1=4f2+f1+4f1+f0+f1=4f2+9f1+4f0f7=4f1+f0+9f1+4f0=13f1+8f0

So, there are 21 terms.

Therefore, Algorithm 7 will do 20 addition.

03

Finding the number of addition in algorithm 8 to find the Fibonacci number f7

Now, algorithm 8 is an iterative process.

So, to find f7, we have to create the loop at least 7 times.

Therefore, Algorithm 8 will do 7 addition.

Hence, algorithm 7 will do 20 addition and algorithm 8 will do 7 addition.

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