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Ji (n) fa(n) for example, 1 fan) log(n) where g(n) h(n) means that got n n2 (b) fs(n) 210B4(4m + 17) (c) fe(n)- (4j+1) (d) fa(n)-613 (8) (n)-2n loga(2n3 + 17n +1) 2) (30 points) Do the same as in problem #1, but this time you don't aave to be (that is to say you don't have to prove the algorithmic complexity, you can just claim it). (a) an) log (6n +7) x log2(5n0.3+21) (b) 9(n) n logs (n3 - log2(n))+3n101 (c) ge(n) = V21082(n) + 3 + 7n (d) galn) - log2(5 n3) (e) ge(n) (3n + 17) loga (2n+ n)+4n (f) gr(n)-5 72n8 (g) gg(n)-me + 2n+5 (h))2+1 (i) gi(n) = 210Kg(m2+2n) 3.) (20 points) For each of the following algorithms: find the approximate running find a simple comparison function g(n) so that the running time is in (g(n) prove that the running time function of the given algorithm is ia your chosen set

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