Suppose f(n) = 9n² 16n + 42(log(n))² and g(n) = 4n². Using the formal definition of Big- O, prove that f(n) = O(g(n)) by providing valid constants c, no and proving that they are valid (that the inequality holds). Verify your result by using the limit test described in lecture.

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Suppose f(n) = 9n² − 16n + 42(log(n))² and g(n) = 4n². Using the formal definition of Big-
O, prove that f(n) = O(g(n)) by providing valid constants c, n and proving that they are valid
(that the inequality holds). Verify your result by using the limit test described in lecture.
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose f(n) = 9n² − 16n + 42(log(n))² and g(n) = 4n². Using the formal definition of Big- O, prove that f(n) = O(g(n)) by providing valid constants c, n and proving that they are valid (that the inequality holds). Verify your result by using the limit test described in lecture.
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