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Let f(n)= 32n*+ 12 n² log n. Then f(n)= O(?), f(n)= Q(?), f(n)=0 (?) Replace question marks with the correct answer (we look for the tightest bound once possible). Choose ONLY one case from the following six answers below: a) f(n)= O(n*), f(n)= Q(n²), 0 is not applicable here b) f(n)= O(n*), f(n)= Q(n*), (n)=0 (n*)

Let f(n)= 32n*+ 12 n² log n. Then f(n)= O(?), f(n)= Q(?), f(n)=0 (?) Replace question marks with the correct answer (we look for the tightest bound once possible). Choose ONLY one case from the following six answers below: a) f(n)= O(n*), f(n)= Q(n²), 0 is not applicable here b) f(n)= O(n*), f(n)= Q(n*), (n)=0 (n*)

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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Let f(n)= 32n*+ 12 n² log n . Then f(n)= 0(?), f(n)= Q(?), f(n)=0 (?) Replace question marks with the correct answer (we look for the tightest bound once possible). Choose ONLY one case from the following six answers below: a) f(n)= O(n*), f(n)= Q(n?), 0 is not applicable here b) f(n)= O(n*), f(n)= Q(n*), (n)=0 (n*) c) f(n)= O(n*), f(n)= Q(n² log n²), 0 is not applicable here d) f(n)= O(n² log n), f(n)= Q(n² log n), (n)=0 (n² log n) e) f(n)= O(log n), f(n)= Q(log n), (n)=0 (log n) f) none of the above cases
Transcribed Image Text:Let f(n)= 32n*+ 12 n² log n . Then f(n)= 0(?), f(n)= Q(?), f(n)=0 (?) Replace question marks with the correct answer (we look for the tightest bound once possible). Choose ONLY one case from the following six answers below: a) f(n)= O(n*), f(n)= Q(n?), 0 is not applicable here b) f(n)= O(n*), f(n)= Q(n*), (n)=0 (n*) c) f(n)= O(n*), f(n)= Q(n² log n²), 0 is not applicable here d) f(n)= O(n² log n), f(n)= Q(n² log n), (n)=0 (n² log n) e) f(n)= O(log n), f(n)= Q(log n), (n)=0 (log n) f) none of the above cases
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