Question: Mark the statements as true or False A. If a function f(n) is O(g(n)), then there is some n0 such that f(n)g(n) for all nn0.
Mark the statements as true or False
A. If a function f(n) is O(g(n)), then there is some n0 such that f(n)g(n) for all nn0.
B. Intuitively, the Big-O of a function can be thought of as a lower bound
C. If a function is O(n) then it is also O(nlog(n)).
D. O(10*n*n^3 + 1023 * log(n) * n^3) - O(n^4)
E. O(sqrt(n^5)) O(n^2)
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