What is the order of the following growth function expressed using Big-Oh notation: T(N)=7*N3 + N/2 + 2 * log N + 38 ?
O(2N) |
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O(N3) |
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O(N/2) |
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O(N3 + log N) |
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is your given equation , to calculate the Big Oh notation we will consider only the highest order term in the equation.
Here we have the orders ,N/2 (order will be N), and log N(order will be log N).
Of these orders, the highest order is . So the answer will be option B ().
What is the order of the following growth function expressed using Big-Oh notation: T(N)=7*N3 + N/2...
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