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Operations Research : Applications and Algorithms

Operations Research : Applications and Algorithms

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Author:Wayne L. Winston

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Chapter11: Nonlinear Programming

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Problem 14RP

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using the substitution method that we learned in our class.
Prove your answer in 4-(1) either using the iteration method or

(1)
Find a tight bound solution for the following recurrence:
T(m) = T(4) + T(쓱) + cn2
(cis a positive constant)
That is, find a function g(n) such that T(n) e O(g(n)). For convenience, you may
assume that n is a power of 2, i.e., n=2k for some positive integer k. Justify your
answer. [Note: Read question 4-(2) first before writing your answer]

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