Exercise 5 The towers of Hanoi problem consists of three pegs A, B, and C, and n squares of varying sizes. Initially the squares are stacked on peg A in order of decreasing size, the largest square on...

Exercise 5<br>The towers of Hanoi problem consists of three pegs A, B, and C, and n squares of varying sizes.<br>Initially the squares are stacked on peg A in order of decreasing size, the largest square on the<br>bottom. The problem is to move the squares from peg A to peg B one at a time in such a way that<br>no square is ever placed on a smaller square. Peg C may be used for temporary storage of<br>squares.<br>A. Write a recursive algorithm to solve this problem.<br>Answer here:<br>B. Write a recurrence relation of the number of moves M(n) and solve it.<br>Answer here:<br>

Extracted text: Exercise 5 The towers of Hanoi problem consists of three pegs A, B, and C, and n squares of varying sizes. Initially the squares are stacked on peg A in order of decreasing size, the largest square on the bottom. The problem is to move the squares from peg A to peg B one at a time in such a way that no square is ever placed on a smaller square. Peg C may be used for temporary storage of squares. A. Write a recursive algorithm to solve this problem. Answer here: B. Write a recurrence relation of the number of moves M(n) and solve it. Answer here:

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Exercise 5 The towers of Hanoi problem consists of three pegs A, B, and C, and n squares of varying sizes. Initially the squares are stacked on peg A in order of decreasing size, the largest square on...

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