Computer ScienceProvide clear, concise answers to each of the following related questions.-). Prove that n + n² + n = O(n*).• ). Prove that n'+n? +1 = 2(n*).3). Prove that n? +n+1 = 0(n²).

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answers following Prove that n + n² +n = 0(n*). Prove that n+n² + 1 = N(n*). s). Prove that n² +n+1 = 0(n2).

answers following Prove that n + n² +n = 0(n). Prove that n+n² + 1 = N(n). s). Prove that n² +n+1 = 0(n2).

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