1. Choose the best big-O estimate g(x) for each of these functions f(x).The function g must be such that f(x) is O(g(x)) and of the smallest order.a) f(x) = (n log n+ 1)3 + (log n + 1)(nª + 1)i. g(x) = n³ii. g(x) = n4iii. g(x) = n³(log n)3iv. g(x) = n4 log nv. g(x) = n*(log n)3b) f(x) = n²" +n"²i. g(x) = n?ii. g(x) = 2"+1iii. g(x) = n2"%3Div. g(x) = nn²

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1. Choose the best big-O estimate g(x) for each of these functions f(x). The function g must be such that f(x) is O(g(x)) and of the smallest order. a) f(x) = (nlog n + 1)³ + (log n + 1)(n² + 1) i. g(x) = n³ ii. g(x) = nº iii. g(x) = n°(logn)3 iv. g(x) = nº log n v. g(x) = n*(log n)³ b) f(x) = n²" +n"² i. g(x) = n² ii. g(x) = 2"+1 iii. g(x) = n2" %3D iv. g(x) = n"²

1. Choose the best big-O estimate g(x) for each of these functions f(x). The function g must be such that f(x) is O(g(x)) and of the smallest order. a) f(x) = (nlog n + 1)³ + (log n + 1)(n² + 1) i. g(x) = n³ ii. g(x) = nº iii. g(x) = n°(logn)3 iv. g(x) = nº log n v. g(x) = n*(log n)³ b) f(x) = n²" +n"² i. g(x) = n² ii. g(x) = 2"+1 iii. g(x) = n2" %3D iv. g(x) = n"²

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