Let T(n) be the number of operations an algorithm needs to solve a problem of size n. We say that an algorithm runs in the order of O (log₂ n) if there exists a constant c, such that for every sufficiently large n, the following holds true (select the correct definition). T (n) ≥ clog₂ n T(n) ≤ n log₂ n T (n) ≤ clog₂ n T (n) clog₂ n T (n) = log₂ n

Let T(n) be the number of operations an algorithm needs to solve a problem of size n. We say that an algorithm runs in the order of O (log₂ n) if there exists a constant c, such that for every sufficiently large n, the following holds true (select the correct definition). T (n) ≥ clog₂ n T(n) ≤ n log₂ n T (n) ≤ clog₂ n T (n) clog₂ n T (n) = log₂ n

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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