Suppose we have the function f(n) = (n+1)3. Below are a number of statements regarding how the feature grows depending on n only B is true B and F is true B,C,D,F true B,D,F is true

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Suppose we have the function f(n) = (n+1)3. Below are a number of statements regarding how the feature grows depending on n

only B is true

B and F is true

B,C,D,F true

B,D,F is true

A. f (n) = 0 (n²)
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B. f (n) = 0 (n³)
C. f (n) = N (n)
D. f (n) = N (n²)
E. f (n) = 0 (n²)
F. f (n) = 0 (n³)
Transcribed Image Text:A. f (n) = 0 (n²) || B. f (n) = 0 (n³) C. f (n) = N (n) D. f (n) = N (n²) E. f (n) = 0 (n²) F. f (n) = 0 (n³)
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