b) For each of the following expressions below, write the corresponding Big-Oh complexity. Expression T(n) = 1000n² + 2" + 2n / (n + 5) Big-Oh 0(.........) T(n) = (50n* + 10n² + 5n)(25n³ + 2n) |0(........) %3D T(n) = n²logn+n(logn)² 0(. T(n) = 5T (-) + vn with T(1) = 1 0(........ .) %3D

b) For each of the following expressions below, write the corresponding Big-Oh complexity. Expression T(n) = 1000n² + 2" + 2n / (n + 5) Big-Oh 0(.........) T(n) = (50n* + 10n² + 5n)(25n³ + 2n) |0(........) %3D T(n) = n²logn+n(logn)² 0(. T(n) = 5T (-) + vn with T(1) = 1 0(........ .) %3D

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b) For each of the following expressions below, write the corresponding Big-Oh complexity. [
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T(n) = 1000n² + 2" + 2n / (n + 5)
Big-Oh
0(.. . . .. .. .)
T(n) = (50n + 10n2 + 5n)(25n2 + 2n)
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0(....
T(n) = n²logn + n(logn)?
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T(n) = 5T (-) + vn with T(1) = 1
0(... ..... .)

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