Given f(n) € A(n), prove that f(n) E O(n²). Given f(n) E O(n) and g(n) E O(n²), prove that f(n)g(n) € O(n²³).

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Given f(n) E O(n), prove that f(n) E 0(n²).
Given f(n) E O(n) and g(n) E O(n²), prove that f(n)g(n) e O(n³).
Transcribed Image Text:Given f(n) E O(n), prove that f(n) E 0(n²). Given f(n) E O(n) and g(n) E O(n²), prove that f(n)g(n) e O(n³).
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