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Posted 21:24 Dec 06, 2014 |
2. How to obtain the upperbound from this recurrence relation? I know the answer is O( n^(k^2) ) but I can't seem to remember how I got that answer. 4. How to find the statements? I wasn't sure of how to start on this one. I know that using the Master Method isn't enough to find big-oh, big-omega, and theta as that only gives you big-oh. 7. I know the answer is n^101 but I'm not sure how to prove it. I barely recall how that was done in my group. |