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... are easy to determine g(m)=2g(m/2)+m=O(m*log(m)). To change back to f(n), we have: f(n) = f(2m) = g(m) = O(m*logm) = O(log(n)*log(log(n))). End Faculty of ComputerScienceand Engineering ... algorithm to process an input of size 1024? Solution: It takes: 21024log2(1024)ì10-9 10360s Question 7. Faculty of ComputerScienceand Engineering Department of ComputerScience ... Faculty of ComputerScienceand Engineering Department of ComputerScience Released on 03/09/2012 10:09:56 4/5 Advanced Questions Question 8. Prove that for any positive functions f and g,...
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