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    What Is the Base Case for the Recursive Merge Sort
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What Is the Base Case for the Recursive Merge Sort

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Question 18

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What is the base case for the recursive merge sort algorithm?


A) Any array that is already sorted.
B) A two-element array.
C) A one-element array.
D) A zero-element array.

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