1. Rank the following 10 functions by order of growth; that is, find an arrangement of the functions satisfying f₁=2(f₂) = 2(f3) = ... = n(f10). n1999, Vn, (n+1)/2, n!, nlogn, 22", (3-n)(3-n), 1/n, 3", 25

1. Rank the following 10 functions by order of growth; that is, find an arrangement of the functions satisfying f₁=2(f₂) = 2(f3) = ... = n(f10). n1999, Vn, (n+1)/2, n!, nlogn, 22", (3-n)(3-n), 1/n, 3", 25

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