Q 2.4 Find the upper bound for f(n) = n Q 2.5 Find the upper bound for f(n) = 2100 Q 2.6 Prove f (n) = 100n + 51 # N(n) Q 2.7 3 Prove 6n + 0 (n 3

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I am very fresh to time complexity analysis and am having a hard time figuring out the following short questions. Especially in regards the proofs. Can anyone give me a hand with a stepwise explanation?

Q 2.4
Find the upper bound for f(n) = n
Q 2.5
Find the upper bound for f(n) = 2100
Q 2.6
Prove f (n)
100n + 51 N (n´)
100п + 51 # 0
Q 2.7
Prove 6n
+ 0 (n 3
3.
Transcribed Image Text:Q 2.4 Find the upper bound for f(n) = n Q 2.5 Find the upper bound for f(n) = 2100 Q 2.6 Prove f (n) 100n + 51 N (n´) 100п + 51 # 0 Q 2.7 Prove 6n + 0 (n 3 3.
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