1. Order the following list of functions by their big-Oh notation. Group together (for example, by underlining) those functions that are big-Theta of one another. (No proof needed) Note: log n = log2 n unless otherwise stated. 6n logn 2100 log logn log2n 2logn 2(2") Vnn 1 4n3/2 3n5 Sm 2n log n 2 log, 4" n3 n2 logn 4ognlogn Hint: When in doubt about two functions f (n) and g(n), consider log f (n) and log g(n) or 2m) and 2(n) Also, CLRS section 3.2 is very useful here