3 a. Suppose h(n)= 15n° + n and f(n) = 14n°. Is f(n)EN(h(n))? Use the definition of Omega notation.

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a. Suppose h(n) = 15n° + n and f(n) = 14n°. Is f(n)EN(h(n))? Use the definition of Omega
notation.
b. Suppose h(n) = 4n + 10 and f(n) = 2n° + 1. Is f(n)E0(h(n))? Use the definition of big O
notation.
Transcribed Image Text:3 3 a. Suppose h(n) = 15n° + n and f(n) = 14n°. Is f(n)EN(h(n))? Use the definition of Omega notation. b. Suppose h(n) = 4n + 10 and f(n) = 2n° + 1. Is f(n)E0(h(n))? Use the definition of big O notation.
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