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Design a recursive algorithm called Extrema (, p, ) that, given an array [1⋯] finds and returns both the min and max of the subarray [p⋯] as an ordered pair: (min([p⋯]), max([p⋯])). Your algorithm should perform exactly ⌈3/2⌉−2 array comparisons on an input array of length . (Hint: Section 9.1 of the text describes an iterative algorithm that does this.)

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