(23+2x) Consider fa 2x+1 such that f(a)|C|r2| whenever a > k. Arrange the steps in the correct order to show that f(x) is Ox²) for all x>1. Reset It follows that for all x > 1, x².s Since x+2x <0 for x > 1, 2x+1 +2x 2x+1 we may apply the absolute value without changing the left side: 2x+1 x+2x 2x+1 Therefore, if x > 1, x². Since a fraction gets bigger when the denominator gets bigger, +2x 2x+1 +2x 2x x²+1.1 Since a fraction gets smaller when the denominator gets bigger, x²+2x x+2x 1 = x²+1. 2x+1 2x It follows that for all x > 1, x². Since +2x 2x+1 >0 for x> 1, 2x+1 we may apply the absolute value without changing the left side: 2x+1 Therefore, if x > 1,>x². 2x+1 If x>1. then x²+1<²x²+x²= x²

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Consider fla
$(2)
(x³+2x)
such that f(x)|< C|x2| whenever x > k.
2x+1
Arrange the steps in the correct order to show that f(x) is Q(x²) for all x>1.
x²+2x
*³+2x
It follows that for all x > 1, ≤²²x². Since <0 for x > 1,
2x+1
2x+1
we may apply the absolute value without changing the left side: 2x+1
Reset
Therefore, if x > 1,
x³+2x
2x+1
3/2
< x².
If x> 1, then ½ x² + 1> x² + x² = 3x².
Since a fraction gets bigger when the denominator gets bigger,
2x+1
*³+2x x³+2x
2.
>
=
Since a fraction gets smaller when the denominator gets bigger,
*³+2x *+2x
=
+1.
2x+1
2x
It follows that for all x > 1, 12+2x². Sir
Since
x+2x
2x+1
> 0 for x 1,
we may apply the absolute value without changing the left side: x².
2x+1
Therefore, if x > 1, +*+2*> x².
2x+1
If x>1, then ½ x²+1 < x²+x² = x².
Transcribed Image Text:Consider fla $(2) (x³+2x) such that f(x)|< C|x2| whenever x > k. 2x+1 Arrange the steps in the correct order to show that f(x) is Q(x²) for all x>1. x²+2x *³+2x It follows that for all x > 1, ≤²²x². Since <0 for x > 1, 2x+1 2x+1 we may apply the absolute value without changing the left side: 2x+1 Reset Therefore, if x > 1, x³+2x 2x+1 3/2 < x². If x> 1, then ½ x² + 1> x² + x² = 3x². Since a fraction gets bigger when the denominator gets bigger, 2x+1 *³+2x x³+2x 2. > = Since a fraction gets smaller when the denominator gets bigger, *³+2x *+2x = +1. 2x+1 2x It follows that for all x > 1, 12+2x². Sir Since x+2x 2x+1 > 0 for x 1, we may apply the absolute value without changing the left side: x². 2x+1 Therefore, if x > 1, +*+2*> x². 2x+1 If x>1, then ½ x²+1 < x²+x² = x².
For each of these functions, find the least integer n such that f(x) is O(x).
If f(x) = 2x² + x³logx, then the least integer n is
Transcribed Image Text:For each of these functions, find the least integer n such that f(x) is O(x). If f(x) = 2x² + x³logx, then the least integer n is
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