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Rank the following functions in order from smallest asymptotic running time to largest. Addi- tionally, identify...
Order of Growth Rate Order the following functions by asymptotic growth: (i) fi(n) 3" (ii) f2(n) ni (iii) fa(n) 12 (iv) fa(n) 2log2 n (v) fs(n) Vn (vi) f6(n) 2" (vii) fr(n) log2 n (viii) fs(n) 2V (ix) fo(n) n3
1. Asymptotic Bounds la) Rank the following functions at ascending order; that is, find an arrangement fi, f2,..., fg of the functions satisfying f1 = O(f2), fz = O(fz), ...,f7= O(fy). Briefly show your work for this problem. (2pts) Ign n n n? (lg n) len 21gn n? +n nlgign 1b) Partition your list into equivalence classes such that f(n) and g(n) are in the same class if and only if f(n) = (g(n)). (2pts)
Order the following functions in increasing asymptotic order from smallest to largest, using an = to indicate functions that are asymptotically equal. You may assume that n is the only non constant variable.