2.What is the big-O of the following functions:(i) 40n5 + 2000n? + 1007(ii) nlog n? + 99 nlogn + logn(ii) 22log?n+ 12log n? + log(10000+n)

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2. What is the big-O of the following functions: (1) 40n5 + 2000n? + 1007 (ii) nlog n? + 99 nlogn + logn (i) 22log°n+ 12log n? + log(10000+n)

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(i) 40n5 + 2000n? + 1007
(ii) nlog n? + 99 nlogn + logn
(ii) 22log?n+ 12log n? + log(10000+n)

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