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A problem is said to be recursive if it is solved by calling itself again and again. the only difference is of the size.
In recursive problems , we cal the same function again and again but the size of the problem keep on reducing .
finally , there is a base case where the recursion stops and all the calls get returned .
thus , the correct answer is
d) P(k) is the same problem as P(n) apart from size
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