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(a) Rank the following functions in order (non-decresasing) of their asymptotic growth. Next to each function, write its big-Theta value, (ie. write the correct O(g(n)) next to each function but you are not required to prove the big-Theta value). Vlog n+ (log n)², n log(nº 2"), 10!n!, nº² (log n)², n²", (2"+n)(Vn+2"), ,n(logn)³ n° log n (log n)? +n' V(log n + 1)

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