Data structure (java) Find the suitable constants etc. to prove each of the following (as done in column 3):( Note: you may use ^ for power, e.g., x square as x^2)To provef(n)= 4n³+14n²+8f(n)= n³/5+2n²+1Find ?4 + 14 + 0 + 8 = 26no1f(n)=O(n³)g(n)Condition f(n) < 26n3 , for n 2 14noㅇf(n)=Q(n³)n3g(n)4n3s f(n) , for n 2 0ConditionC14C24 + 14 + 0 + 8 = 26f(n)=©(n³)g(n)no1n34n3< f(n) < 26n3, for n2Condition1

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Find the suitable constants etc. to prove each of the following (as done in column 3): ( Note: you may use ^ for power, e.g., x square as x^2 ) To prove Find ? f(n)= 4n³+14n²+8 f(n)= n³15+2n²+1 C 4 + 14 + 0 + 8 = 26 no 1 f(n)=O(n³) g(n) Condition f(n) s 26n3 , for n 21 C 4 no f(n)=Q(n³) g(n) n3 Condition 4n³ s f(n) , for n 2 0 C1 4 C2 4 + 14 + 0 + 8 = 26 f(n)=©(n³) g(n) no 1 n3 4n3 s f(n) s 26n³, forn2 1 |Condition

Find the suitable constants etc. to prove each of the following (as done in column 3): ( Note: you may use ^ for power, e.g., x square as x^2 ) To prove Find ? f(n)= 4n³+14n²+8 f(n)= n³15+2n²+1 C 4 + 14 + 0 + 8 = 26 no 1 f(n)=O(n³) g(n) Condition f(n) s 26n3 , for n 21 C 4 no f(n)=Q(n³) g(n) n3 Condition 4n³ s f(n) , for n 2 0 C1 4 C2 4 + 14 + 0 + 8 = 26 f(n)=©(n³) g(n) no 1 n3 4n3 s f(n) s 26n³, forn2 1 |Condition

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