If f(n) = theta (g(n) log n) then g(n)=0(f(n))O TrueO FalseUse master theorem to solve the followingT(n) = 2"T(n/ 2)+2"O O(n? log n)O 012")O O(n?)O Dose not applylet f be: n+V5 +n°-n°+ 100then it is Q(n°)O TrueO Falselet f be: n+V5 +n°-n°+100then it is N(n)O TrueO False

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If f(n) = theta (g(n) log n) then g(n)=0(f(n)) O True O False Use master theorem to solve the following T(n) = 2"T(n/2)+2" O Oin? log n) O 0(2") O On O Dose not apply let f be: n+V5 +n°-n° + 100 then it is O(n) O True O False let f be: n+V5 +n°–n® + 100 then it is Q(n) O True O False

If f(n) = theta (g(n) log n) then g(n)=0(f(n)) O True O False Use master theorem to solve the following T(n) = 2"T(n/2)+2" O Oin? log n) O 0(2") O On O Dose not apply let f be: n+V5 +n°-n° + 100 then it is O(n) O True O False let f be: n+V5 +n°–n® + 100 then it is Q(n) O True O False

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If f(n) = theta (g(n) log n) then g(n)=0(f(n))
O True
O False
Use master theorem to solve the following
T(n) = 2"T(n/ 2)+2"
O O(n? log n)
O 012")
O O(n?)
O Dose not apply
let f be: n+V5 +n°-n°+ 100
then it is Q(n°)
O True
O False
let f be: n+V5 +n°-n°+100
then it is N(n)
O True
O False

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