In conditional exponentially recursive algorithms, the recursive step breaks the problem into smaller parts, and then calls the algorithm itself for each of those parts, continuing to do so until the base case is reached.

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In conditional exponentially recursive algorithms, the recursive step indeed breaks down the problem into smaller parts and calls the algorithm on each of those parts, continuing this process until it reaches a base case, which is a condition that stops the recursion.

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