Continuing in the style of in-class exercises, fill in the table for these pairs of functions with "Yes" or "No" in each empty box. Then for each row, justify your choice, preferably by showing mathematical relationships (e.g., transforming one expression into another, or into expressions that are more easily compared). e. f. g. f(n) 2log n √n 8n² g(n) log² n ncos n 4log n O? o? Ω? w? 0?

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Continuing in the style of in-class exercises, fill in the table for these pairs of functions with "Yes" or "No" in
each empty box. Then for each row, justify your choice, preferably by showing mathematical relationships
(e.g., transforming one expression into another, or into expressions that are more easily compared).
e.
f.
g.
f(n)
2log n
√n
8n²
g(n)
log² n
ncos n
4log n
O? o?
Ω? w? 0?
Transcribed Image Text:Continuing in the style of in-class exercises, fill in the table for these pairs of functions with "Yes" or "No" in each empty box. Then for each row, justify your choice, preferably by showing mathematical relationships (e.g., transforming one expression into another, or into expressions that are more easily compared). e. f. g. f(n) 2log n √n 8n² g(n) log² n ncos n 4log n O? o? Ω? w? 0?